Antique Japanese Late Meiji Era Usubata Iron Vase Buddhist Family Shrine 9" Roundel All hand painted with a
Description
All hand painted with a Crane of Happiness motif
Having been carefully used decades ago and since put in storage this plate remains in good condition
celebrated as part of their rustic charm
A great piece of Japanese history and an interesting and very solid and functional piece of furniture
Length =5"
Antique Japanese Late Meiji Era Usubata Iron Vase Buddhist Family Shrine 9" Roundel All hand painted with aThis is an antique Japanese early 1900's iron Usubata (flower vase). This vase was used in a butsudan (Buddhist family shrine) to offer flowers. It is made of a heavy iron and has a thick raised calligraphy. This vase measures 9" wide at the fluted top and 8" tall. A beautiful way to display flowers. It has a strong tri pod footing. The large top part easily separates from the lower vase. Typically the top is taken to a place where flowers are
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