Mashiko Ware: Black Glaze Red Enamel Stacking Moon-shaped Vase Famous Places of Sixty-odd Provinces In the Edo period

In the Edo period

This refined composition conveys both lyrical elegance and a deep sense of tranquility

Add a touch of Japanese elegance to your space with this unique item—it’s not just functional

This print is one of Hokusai's successful series

The expression in the body part may resemble petals or leaves

Mashiko Ware: Black Glaze Red Enamel Stacking Moon-shaped Vase Famous Places of Sixty-odd Provinces In the Edo periodThis vase is named Stacking Shaped Vase as it is constructed by stacking moon shaped forms, expressing the image of the moon in a conical shape. Red enamel is swiftly applied with a brush over the black glaze in a rhythmic manner, which has become one of artist's representative techniques. This piece can be enjoyed both as a flower vase and as an art object.