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JAPAN，MEIJI PERIOD，LATE 19TH C. A PAIR OF ELABORATE BRONZE USUBATA VASES
高70cm
作品估价：EUR 6,000-10,000
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37.5%
图录号：
0011
拍品名称：
JAPAN，MEIJI PERIOD，LATE 19TH C. A PAIR OF ELABORATE BRONZE USUBATA VASES
年 代：
JAPAN，MEIJI PERIOD，LATE 19TH C.
尺 寸：
高70cm
拍品描述：
Each composed of a tiered base，a cylindrical body，and a wide flaring rim. The walls are finely decorated in relief with a dynamically coiled dragon amid surging waves and foaming spray. The handles are sculpted in high relief with floral ornamentation featuring blossoms and foliage. Each vase is set into a bronze base imi-tating rock formations，pine trees，and bamboo.
PROVENANCE
Acquired by Bayer from Bernheimer by Carl Duisberg prior to 1930 - Partial age damage and surface change due to many years of presentation in the park
Usubata vases，characterized by their wide，shallow bowls，are an iconic part of Japanese flower arrange-ment，especially Ikebana. Originating in the 17th century during the Edo period，these bronze vessels were designed for formal floral displays，offering a harmonious setting for flowers with their broad rims. In the early Meiji era，usubata vases gained international attention as Japan opened to the West. Elaborate，multi-part vases from regions like Takaoka and Kanazawa became highly prized at global exhibitions and were widely exported. Skilled artisans created intricate designs featuring natural motifs，blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with Western influences.
PROVENANCE
Acquired by Bayer from Bernheimer by Carl Duisberg prior to 1930 - Partial age damage and surface change due to many years of presentation in the park
Usubata vases，characterized by their wide，shallow bowls，are an iconic part of Japanese flower arrange-ment，especially Ikebana. Originating in the 17th century during the Edo period，these bronze vessels were designed for formal floral displays，offering a harmonious setting for flowers with their broad rims. In the early Meiji era，usubata vases gained international attention as Japan opened to the West. Elaborate，multi-part vases from regions like Takaoka and Kanazawa became highly prized at global exhibitions and were widely exported. Skilled artisans created intricate designs featuring natural motifs，blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with Western influences.