This vintage Japanese Imari vase by Eiwa Kinsei is a refined example of post-war Asian porcelain from the 1950s. The design is characterized by the classic Imari style, where rich colors and detailed patterns come together in an elegant silhouette. Crafted from high-quality porcelain, the vase features an intricate decoration of floral motifs and butterflies, executed in deep blue, orange, and white. Subtle gold accents highlight the contours and add an extra dimension to the geometric grid pattern on the neck and base. The underside bears the original Eiwa Kinsei mark, confirming its origin in Japan. The object is in excellent condition, with the colors and glaze retaining their original brightness. The gold-colored details remain prominent and contribute to the authentic character of this collector's item. This vase is particularly well-suited to a classic or eclectic interior. It is a striking decorative element that creates a refined atmosphere on a sideboard or side table, whether displayed alone or with a restrained floral arrangement.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBlue, Gold, Multi Color, Orange, WhiteMaterialGold, PorcelainNumber of items1Height36 cmWidth20 cmDepth20 cm