This is an authentic 1970s Japanese Kutani Ware (九谷焼, Kutani-yaki) vase, sourced from a Japan government auction. Crafted in a hyōtan (瓢箪) double-gourd shape, this porcelain piece blends traditional symbolism with the refined beauty of Kutani craftsmanship.
Kutani Ware, originating from the Kutani area in Ishikawa Prefecture, is renowned for its brilliant overglaze enamel colors—deep red, green, yellow, purple, and navy blue—applied in intricate, artistic patterns.
The hyōtan gourd is a cherished motif in Japanese culture, symbolizing good fortune, prosperity, and protection. This piece is further enhanced with braided cords and tassels, emphasizing its decorative and traditional appeal.
A rare vintage collectible, this vase is ideal for Japanese art collectors, porcelain enthusiasts, or as a statement décor piece.
✅ Key Highlights:
Authentic 1970s Japanese Kutani Ware vase
Traditional hyōtan (瓢箪) double-gourd shape symbolizing good luck
Decorated with braided cords and tassels
Features vibrant Kutani overglaze enamels
Represents Japanese porcelain artistry & symbolism
Sourced from a Japan government auction
Perfect for collectors, cultural décor, or wabi-sabi interiors
Ships directly from Japan with free international shipping
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