Daimyo Eiraku Vase Late Edo period to Meiji period vase Eiraku Wazen There is a slight chip on the tip of the bud-like part of the handle on one side, but If I color it a little, I think you wouldn't notice it unless you looked very closely. Daimyo vase This is an explanation of the Daimyo Eiraku. A Daimyo Eiraku vase refers to a ceramic vase characterized by its gorgeous and extravagant decorations, created by the ceramic merchant Eiraku Wazen and his family, who were active from the late Edo period to the Meiji period. In particular, the opulent works made for wealthy people such as daimyo families, which made extensive use of gold coloring called kinrande, are also famous. It was in an antique shop for 75,000 yen, but Since there was a chip, I got it at a lower price for my collection. It's hard to get now. It's a very cartoonish vase. Since there is a chip, 30,000 yen It is a very valuable item, but This time, it has been discounted to 10,000 yen.