Japanese Edo Hirado Porcelain Koi

Early 19th Century

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Description

A Japanese Hirado porcelain vase from the Edo period.

  • A well-modeled porcelain carp is depicted leaping up against the powerful current of a waterfall.
  • Waves are in underglaze blue, with the carp modeled in white.
  • Hollow form with open mouth and upstanding pose makes this piece suitable as a vase.
  • In Japan, koi are a symbol of perseverance and stamina.

Condition Report

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Signs of handling commensurate with age.

Old repair to tips of the tail.

 

Product is used.

Dimensions

Height: 5.5 inches / 13.97 cm
Width: 4.5 inches / 11.43 cm
Depth: 2.25 inches / 5.71 cm

Materials

Porcelain

Decorative Style

Asian Decorative Arts

Country of Origin

Japan

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