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Bronze Vase Attributed to Shoami Katsuyoshi.
Cast and Chiseled bronze of closing lotus leaf with gold, shakudo, shibuichi and copper.
The stalk of the lotus leaf winding elegantly forming the base. The decaying leaf skilfully chiselled features stems and flowers of another plant from which the head of a snake emerges with its tongue extended.
Meiji period (1868-1912)
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Height: 27 cmThe BADA Standard
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