Vintage Japanese Hand Thrown Ceramic Flower Vase Suzuribako There are remnants of gold
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Vintage Japanese Hand Thrown Ceramic Flower Vase Suzuribako There are remnants of goldThis is a vintage large, heavy Bizen pottery flower vase. It is made of a high fire clay for lasting durability. This size vase was popular as a large ikebana flower arranging container to be placed in the tonkonoma area of a Japanese house. the vase has a repetitive decorative motif and glazed both on the inside and out. The vase is good condition. It measures 6" tall (15 cm) by 11" in diameter (28 cm). A great piece of art!
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