Antique Japanese Satsuma Vase Earthenware Pottery Hand Painted

This vintage Japanese Satsuma vase is a type of earthenware pottery that originated in the Satsuma province of southern Kyushu, Japan.Satsuma dates to the 17th century, with early examples featuring dark clay and glazes. Over time, designs evolved to include intricate, colorful, and gilded decorations, often depicting flowers, birds, and figures in traditional Japanese clothing. Satsuma ware is made from earthenware with enamel overglazes. The intricate designs are often hand-painted and feature raised gold enamel details. Satsuma vases are popular Asian antiques due to their artistry and historical significance.This piece displays a hand-painted scene with geishas in traditional attire, set against a landscape with trees, a pagoda, and a parasol. It measures: 7" high x 5" wide x 3" deep. Stamped with "SATSUMA" on the base. Each side features flower heads outlined in gold, with small white textured dots in and around, using yellow, muted red, blue, lavender pink and gold accents adds to its elegance.The vase likely dates to the Meiji period (1868 to 1912) or the Taisho period (1912-1926). Non-smoking and no pet storage environment. Ships within 2 business days. Don’t miss out on this great deal! I’m a full-time reseller, open to reasonable offers and returns. Check my other listings for more great items.