Matsuri Japanese Art

Museum Grade quality Satsuma vase by Kinkozan with cascading Wisteria and Koi Fish. Dating from the Meiji Period.

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The finest quality Satsuma saki pot, dating from the Meiji period and decorated with figural processions and floral banding. Signed by the Kizan workshop.

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Superb quality Satsuma vase, dating from the Meiji Period and signed by the Kozan workshop.

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A most unusual Meiji Japanese bronze vase with silver inlay work, in an abstract geometric style. Available Now:

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A lovely example of fine Meiji Cloisonne is this baluster vase with a gaggle of Geese, decorated using silver wire. Available Now:

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A fine quality Japanese Cloisonne vase, with large and colourful butterflies. Now available:

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A beautiful quality pair of Meiji Ginbari Cloisonne enamel candlesticks with floral designs. Available Now:

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Exceptional Quality Satsuma ware spherical box, with intricate enamel patterning. Available Now:

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A remarkable pair of Japanese bronze vases, dating from the Meiji era. The heavy-guage bronzes are intricately onlaid in gold, silver and shibuichi in shakudo. The scenes depict birds feeding on insects, amongst Wisteria vines in bloom.

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A fine pair of silver, enamel, makie-e lacquer and Shibayama inlaid vases, from the late Meiji era. The pair depicting scenes of nature, with a variety of semi-precious materials inlaid using the Shibayama technique.

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An exceptional Satsuma ware small-scale saki ewer, dating from the Meiji era. Painted by the Ryozan studio, the ewer depicits scenes of feeding quail, bijin women and a gentleman/performer with a monkey riding on his back.

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A rare an unusual Satsuma ware miniature tea set, painted and signed by the artist Ryozan. Each piece decorated with figures in traditional Japanese landscapes, with exquisite coloured enamels and gilt detailing. Dating from the Meiji Period, C.1900.

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