Fukagawa-sei, Japanese Persimmon Vase

Delicate, colorful Japanese vase for the Asian decor lover!

*Please note that the flowers are not included in the sale. Only the vase is for sale.

This Japanese Fukagawa-sei vase has persimmons (symbols of longevity and good luck in Japan) and leaves in raised relief.

From Gotheborg.com:

Fukagawa Seiji was founded by Fukagawa Chuji (1871-1934) who was the second oldest son of Fukagawa Eizaemon. The company exported "highly prized" porcelain wares to Europe and America. The mark "Fukagawa-sei" is the name of the company appearing under Mt. Fuji and a stream or only Mt. Fuji. This mark was used ca. 1900 - 1920.

Dimensions are 2 ⅞" opening
3" base
6 ½" height from lip of vase to base with tape measure hanging
straight down and not conforming to the curve of the vase
17" circumference at midpoint of body of vase

*Please note that the flowers are not included in the sale. Only the vase is for sale.

Thank you for looking.