Antique Japanese Taisho Era Usubata Bronze Ikebana Vase Buddhist Family Shrine 11" Plate The wood is lacquered in

The wood is lacquered in red and painted with fine black lacquer details

The water staining and wear to the lower portion of the scroll are the honest marks of a long and well-traveled life — the wabi-sabi patina that accumulates over a century or more of existence and that no new work can replicate

On the side

The print is in new condition

one cabinet with sliding doors

Antique Japanese Taisho Era Usubata Bronze Ikebana Vase Buddhist Family Shrine 11" Plate The wood is lacquered inThis is an antique Japanese early 1900's bronze Usubata (flower vase). This vase was used in a butsudan (Buddhist family shrine) to offer flowers. It is made of bronze and is decorated with etched desing of a crane in flight and mountains. This vase measures 11" wide at the fluted top and 10" tall. It has some oxidation that is an indication of age. It has a strong tri pod footing. The large top part easily separates from the lower vase. Typically the