Ko-Imari, color-painted and gold-decorated bottle/sake bottle, chrysanthemum and floral landscape design, with the mark "Kigyoku Hotei no Chin" (Precious Treasure of the Rare Jade Cauldron) ‐ Mercari: Shop from Japan

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NT$5,341

(JP¥25,000)

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No noticeable scratches or marks

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A large bottle or tokkuri (sake bottle) featuring a Ko-Imari design with overglaze enamel and gold accents, depicting chrysanthemums, flowers, plants, and landscapes. The entire body is adorned with a beautiful world woven from chrysanthemums, plants, and landscapes. Lavish use of gold creates a luxurious yet refined piece. The base bears the mark "Kigyoku Hotei no Chin." "Kigyoku Hotei no Chin" is a mark seen on high-quality Ko-Imari ware from the mid-Edo period. Size: Height/approx. 31.8cm, Body Diameter/approx. 22cm Thank you.

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Ko-Imari, color-painted and gold-decorated bottle/sake bottle, chrysanthemum and floral landscape design, with the mark "Kigyoku Hotei no Chin" (Precious Treasure of the Rare Jade Cauldron)