This renowned antique Japanese cloisonne vase is decorated with a blossoming wisteria vine and a butterfly. The color scheme is blue with white accents, and the vases are about seventeen inches tall. This piece is a perfect example of the Golden Age of Japanese cloisonne, which is now being produced in Kyoto. The artist, Namikawa Yasuyuki, was born in Kyoto and is now one of Japan's most respected craftsmen.

The famous cloisonne vase is a perfect example of the fine silver wire work that makes this item so attractive. Its lid is made from a thick material, and is covered in colorful strands of molten glass. The jar is about six inches tall and four and a half inches wide. The jar has a long neck and a small foot. It is attributed to Ota Jinnoei.

The first cloisonne work in Japan was made by Namikawa Yasuyuki. His workshop was founded in 1868 and is still operating today. It is considered an early example of Japanese cloisonne, but later, many new artisans took over and began to make pieces using traditional methods. The Ando Company, which opened in the early 19th century, is the oldest and best known company producing this type of work. The workshop has maintained its tradition and continues to sell cloisonne works.

In contrast to the French cloisonne, the Japanese cloisonne vase was created with a much simpler technique than its counterparts. The process is similar to Chinese cloisonne, but the Japanese used a thicker wire and twisted the wires occasionally. This resulted in an extremely distinct appearance, unlike anything else in Eastern Asia. This era was also the time when porcelain and glass first began to become common.

Chinese cloisonne was often painted to ward off evil spirits. The art of Japanese cloisonne is popular for many reasons. The colors are often bright, and the work of these artists is unique and beautiful. The Japanese cloisonne jars are often used in a decorative way, and they have become more desirable in recent years. They are also considered to be rare and collectible, and collectors are constantly looking for unique items.

In fact, a Japanese cloisonne vase may be one of the most valuable items in your collection. It was created during the Meiji era in the 19th century. Moreover, it is highly collectible due to its unique design. The intricate details of these objects make them highly prized, and a Japanese cloisonne vase may even be worth more than $1 million. The beauty of a cloisonne jar is unmatched by anything else.

A pair of antique japanese cloisonne vases features a floral motif and a butterfly on its base. Its brass top is beautiful and the berries and flowers on the front are in a good condition. It measures about seven and a half inches tall. The bottom is marked. Despite the high price, this Japanese cloisonne vase is in excellent condition.

This Japanese cloisonne vase is an exceptional antique. The owner of this piece collected antiques all over the world, and had the vase imported from France. It is rare to find a cloisonne vase that is still in good condition. This is a very rare antique cloisonne bird vase. The base is marked "Made in Japan" and is stamped with the manufacturer's mark.

This antique Japanese cloisonne vase is signed with a single kanji. It is signed on the base. The vase stands at 19 3/4 inches tall. The signature is on the bottom of the vase. It is in excellent condition. The seller will cover shipping costs based on the size of the package. The price of this antique Japanese cloisonne vase will depend on the buyer's location and the item's weight.

This antique japanese cloisonne for sale was created by a Japanese cloisonne master, Namikawa Yasuyuki of Kyoto. It is a rare and beautiful piece of art, measuring five inches high. It is one of the rarest and most sought-after cloisonne vases. These beautiful works of Japanese wares have a lot of cultural significance.