Pair of Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne Faceted Bud Vases, Late Meiji Era, Japanese PO 4342 Provence has something for everyone

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Pair of Takahara Komajiro Cloisonne Faceted Bud Vases, Late Meiji Era, Japanese PO 4342 Provence has something for everyonePLEASE NOTE: This item is available exclusively online. This pair of exquisitely intricate, Japanese Cloisonne enamel pieces are dated to c. 1900 from the Meiji era (1868 1912) by Takahara Komajiro of Kyoto. Takahara is referenced as the most well known and consistent maker of Kyoto Jippo (tr. 'Cloisonne') wares, founding a workshop in 1894. The Cloisonne technique is revered for using thin wire or metal to contain different coloured enamels. The