This is a single-flower vase I purchased at an antique market about 10 years ago. It's a simple piece, seemingly made of unglazed pottery with painted designs and a thin glaze. However, in contrast, the flower on the front is quite magnificent. The leaf pattern from the shoulder to the neck and the simplified flower pattern are lovely. You can display the flower on the front, but it's also fun to turn it around and display the white side sometimes. It should be easy to use, even when using it as a flower vase. "成化十年" (Chenghua Ten Years) is written on the bottom. This corresponds to the Muromachi period in Japan. It's truly a dream if it's authentic. There are chips in the glaze on the mouth and shoulder. The other marks appear to be kiln marks. Please check the images carefully. Size: Height: Approximately 18 cm Width: Approximately 9 cm