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Vase (from the Chicago World's Fair Garniture) by Araki Kanpo — Japanese Cloisonné enamel on silver wire (after a design by Araki Kanpo), c. 1893

Vase (from the Chicago World's Fair Garniture)

七宝花瓶

by Araki Kanpo

Date:
c. 1893
Medium:
Cloisonné enamel on silver wire (after a design by Araki Kanpo)

Description

A tall baluster vase with two flared, fan-shaped handles trailing red-and-green patterned streamers from ring mounts. The pale grey-green body depicts a snow-laden pine bough above a rocky, snow-capped outcrop amid cresting blue waves, with several small birds in flight and perched among the branches; the neck is banded in red and cream with gold five-pointed stars, and the foot is ringed in turquoise, yellow, and red scrollwork on a bronze base. Made of cloisonné enamel on silver wire after a design by Araki Kanpo, 1893, from the Chicago World's Fair Garniture.

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Vase (from the Chicago World's Fair Garniture) (七宝花瓶) was created by Araki Kanpo (荒木寛畝) in c. 1893.