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    Product TitleJapanese Takaoka Bronze Vase by Masaharu – Imperial Chrysanthemum Crest, Blue Speckled Finish, Commemorative Imperial Decoration Gift, Signed TomobakoProduct DescriptionA refined Japanese cast-bronze vase made in the tradition of Takaoka copperware (Takaoka Dki) and signed by Masaharu ().This particular vase was presented as a commemorative gift in connection with the conferral of a Japanese decoration (Jokun / ), adding an interesting historical and ceremonial background to the piece.A wooden plaque inscribed “” (Jokun Kinen), meaning “Commemoration of Imperial Decoration,” accompanies the vase and indicates its commemorative purpose.Its deep black and blue surface is covered with countless fine blue speckles, producing an elegant, almost starlit appearance that changes beautifully according to the light.A gold-colored sixteen-petal chrysanthemum crest (Kikumon) is prominently displayed on the front and creates a striking contrast with the dark blue surface.The elongated crane-neck form rises gracefully from the rounded body, giving the vase a dignified and well-balanced silhouette.With a substantial bronze weight of approximately 937 g, it has the solid presence expected of traditional Japanese cast-metal craftsmanship.Included are the original signed wooden storage box (tomobako), the “Jokun Kinen” commemorative wooden plaque, and accompanying documentation shown in the photographs.Beyond its use as an ikebana flower vase, this is an attractive Japanese decorative object with an unusual commemorative provenance.Artist / MakerMasaharu () is the name recorded on the accompanying wooden box and identifies the maker associated with this work.Takaoka in Toyama Prefecture has been one of Japan's most important centers of copper and bronze craftsmanship since the early Edo period.Generations of Takaoka metalworkers have produced bronze flower vessels, Buddhist objects, tea utensils and decorative works using sophisticated casting, patination and surface-finishing techniques.This vase reflects that tradition through its elegant proportions, distinctive blue surface and refined metalwork.Historical / Commemorative BackgroundIn Japan, Jokun () refers to the conferral of national decorations in recognition of distinguished service or achievement.Commemorative objects were sometimes produced or presented to mark such an important occasion.The accompanying wooden plaque inscribed “” provides direct evidence that this vase was given as a commemorative piece associated with such an award.Together with the chrysanthemum motif and original wooden box, this provenance gives the vase additional cultural and historical interest.Dimensions & WeightHeight: Approx. 25 cmWidth: Approx. 11.2 cmOpening Diameter: Approx. 1.2 cmVase Weight: Approx. 937 gWeight including wooden box: Approx. 1,288 g**PLEASE NOTE**Shipping & Customs Information:Country of Origin: Items are shipped from Japan.Important Notice for EU Buyers: Due to recent EU customs policy changes, items to EU destinations will primarily be shipped via express courier (DHL/FedEx). As a result, shipping costs are higher than standard postal services to ensure safe, smooth, and traceable delivery. Please check the shipping fees carefully before bidding.Shipping Carriers: Depending on the destination and situation, items will be shipped via DHL or FedEx.Packaging & Fees: Items are packed very carefully to prevent damage in transit. Shipping costs are calculated based on the item weight, packing materials, and shipping box size.Delivery Time: Usually takes 1–2 weeks.Customs, Duties, and Taxes:Import duties, taxes, and fees are NOT included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer.You may be contacted by phone or email by your country's customs office or shipping carrier regarding customs clearance.Please ensure you are reachable. If the package is returned to us due to an inability to contact you or unpaid customs fees, you will be charged for the return shipping and reshipment costs.We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.


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    Sinds 21 aug. '26
    Zoekertjesnummer: a165740825