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1949.07.0019 :: vas

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Vas av porslin med mycket detaljerad dekor i emaljfärger och guld av, i en medaljon, en lohanfigur ridande på en drake samt en medaljong med två sittande lohan, den ena hållande en lotusblomma. Bakgrunden är fylld med plommonblom och textila geometriska mönster. Prydd med kors i cirkel (kutsuwa), ett familjevapen för Shimazu-släkten, dvs daimyo över Kagoshima i Satsuma-provinsen, en familj som var kristen, också officiellt. (Se Ströhl 1906, s 177, fig 349). Signerad.

Satsuma-porslinet från södra Japan gjordes ofta för export och utmärks av emaljfärger i kombination med mycket guld i dekoren, som kan få en närmast reliefartad effekt i vissa fall. (PH)

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