Vase by Sakaida Kakiemon, with Tomobako

This elegant porcelain vase is the work of Sakaida Kakiemon XIII, one of the most important masters of modern Arita porcelain and heir to the renowned Kakiemon tradition. Accompanied by its original signed wooden storage box [tomobako], the vase exemplifies the refined aesthetic for which the Kakiemon kiln is celebrated.The graceful baluster form is covered in the characteristic Nigoshide milky-white porcelain body, a hallmark of Kakiemon ware prized for its soft, luminous purity. Against this pristine ground, finely painted floral motifs in vibrant iron-red, turquoise, and underglaze blue are arranged with elegant symmetry, leaving generous areas of white space that define the classic Kakiemon style. The restrained composition and harmonious palette convey an exceptional sense of balance, refinement, and understated elegance.Sakaida Kakiemon XIII [1906-1982] played a pivotal role in preserving and revitalizing the Kakiemon tradition during the twentieth century. He is particularly noted for advancing the production of the celebrated Nigoshide porcelain body, ensuring the continuation of one of Japan's most distinguished ceramic lineages.Combining the purity of Nigoshide porcelain with the timeless elegance of Kakiemon overglaze decoration, this vase is a distinguished example of modern Japanese porcelain and an important work from one of Japan's most celebrated ceramic families. Height: 35.9cm Diameter: 10.8cm

Condition
Good condition , showing minor soiling accumulated over time, typical of its age[See images for details]

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