Vintage Satsuma Vase: Hand-Painted Japanese Pottery, Shimazu Clan Mon, 12"

This exquisite Japanese Satsuma pottery vase, dating to the early Shōwa period (second quarter of the 20th century), showcases the craftsmanship and artistry synonymous with traditional Satsuma ware. Standing at 12 inches tall, this earthenware vase features a signature cracked glaze with intricate gold gilt accents. The vibrant hand-painted motifs include cherry blossoms, birds, and a serene landscape with a pagoda, encapsulating themes of nature and tranquility.

The vase is marked on the base with the "Satsuma" 薩摩 name and the crest (mon) of the Shimazu clan. This piece reflects the cultural artistry of the Shōwa era and would make a standout addition to any collection of Japanese ceramics. Ideal for collectors, decorators, or as a unique centerpiece, this vase adds a touch of refined heritage to any setting.

Condition: Excellent – no chips, cracks, stains, or fading. Feel free to message me if you have additional questions or would like more photos.

Measurements: 6"W x 12"H (4 1/2" W at top, 4 1/8" W at bottom)