Thank you for viewing. This is an Iro-Nabeshima chrysanthemum-patterned vase from the Rozan kiln, a traditional craft of Saga Prefecture. Size: Approximately 8cm in diameter, approximately 24cm in height Nabeshima ware is porcelain specially made by the Saga Domain (Nabeshima Domain) during the Edo period as a tribute to the Shogunate and feudal lords. "Iro-Nabeshima" specifically refers to the colored porcelain within Nabeshima ware, characterized by its elaborate painting. Okawachiyama in Imari City, Saga Prefecture, is known as the "Hidden Kiln Village," where Nabeshima ware kilns are gathered. Porcelain produced in and around Arita Town, Saga Prefecture (Arita ware). It is also called "Imari ware" because it was shipped from Imari Port during the Edo period. On the translucent white porcelain, bamboo patterns are painted in indigo Gosu (underglaze), and chrysanthemum and flower patterns are painted with glassy overglaze (red painting). This is a characteristic combination of the Ko-Imari style. It has a long, cylindrical shape, and auspicious patterns such as chrysanthemums and bamboo are depicted, making it suitable for Japanese-style room interiors. After purchase, it has been stored in a warehouse for a long time, so there may be minor scratches and dullness. Please purchase only if you understand this. There are stains on the box (see photos). *I have a large amount of ceramics in the warehouse, but I have decided to declutter, so I will be releasing them sequentially. Please follow me so you don't miss out.