Description: Japanese Fukugawa Vase Porcelain Persimmon Motif Collectible Origin: Japan Material: Made of Porcelain Age: early Showa Period, great condition for its age A magnificent vase made by Fukugawa, dated during Showa period. The vase features a persimmon fruit, this fruit is very popular in Asia. The vase is made of high quality porcelain and it's beautiful. Fukugawa is one of the oldest kiln of Japan. Over three hundred years ago, Eizaemon Fukugawa begun hand crafting procelain in feudal Japan. At that time, Japan was feudal state governed by feudal lords. The area's feudal lord became the sponsor and protector of the Fukugawa porcelain. About two centuries and eight centuries generations later, feudal Japan underwent a complete change. Emperor Meiji's proclamation that Japan would become modernized brought about the restructing of Japan government and society. This restructing during the mid 1800's provided the eight generation Fukugawa artist the opportunity to form their own group of potters in a town named Arita, the birth place of Japanese porcelain. If you have any question, please contact us at anytime. NOTE: RETURNS We accept returns but the item has to be the same that it was received with the original packaging. The buyers are responsible to any shipping fees in returning the item to us. Please be advise that when returning items to us, make sure you insured the item so if possible damage occur during shipment, you can file a claim in the postal office. We are not responsible to any damage during shipment, so we required the items to be insured when sending back to us. (If returns accepted, we will ONLY refund the original price of the item LESS the shipping fees). INTERNATIONAL BUYER- You are all welcome shipping will takes long time to arrive.
Price: 450 USD
Location: Fayetteville, North Carolina
End Time: 2024-12-10T03:04:59.000Z
Shipping Cost: 25 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
Culture: Japanese
