Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne Bud Vase, Late Meiji Era, Japanese Size:OS Perhaps since the region is

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Modernist design of this piece makes it timeless and suitable for display as a standalone piece or for functional use

The form of this piece is three evenly balanced and overlapping Ivory toned circles which creates the canvas for the highly tactile detail

Cobalt blue and Firefly yellow and folding in Bullicante bubbles within the bands

Pair it with a structured blazer and a refined knit for a polished

Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne Bud Vase, Late Meiji Era, Japanese Size:OS Perhaps since the region isPLEASE NOTE: This item is available exclusively online. This exquisitely intricate, Japanese Cloisonne enamel piece is dated to c. 1900 from the Meiji era (1868 1912) by Takahara Komajiro of Kyoto. Takahara is referenced as the most well known and consistent maker of Kyoto Jippo (tr. 'Cloisonne') wares, founding a workshop in 1894. The Cloisonn technique is revered for hand applying thin wire or metal and different coloured enamels. The technique has