A hand-painted Japanese Imari porcelain planter from the early 20th century, with green, red and blue tones. This early 20th-century Japanese Imari porcelain planter is a celebration of traditional craftsmanship and aesthetic. Hand-painted with meticulous attention to detail, it features a vibrant palette of green, red, yellow and blue tones, bringing life to its intricate designs. The planter is adorned with elegantly framed cartouches depicting serene landscapes – mountains, rivers, and trees – each scene a tranquil window into the natural beauty of Japan.
Surrounding these picturesque landscapes is an abundant decor of flowers and books, symbols of beauty and knowledge, respectively. This intricate patterning showcases the depth of skill and artistry inherent in Imari porcelain, making the planter a piece of art as much as a functional object.
With an opening measuring 8.5" in diameter, this planter is versatile enough to accommodate a variety of plant species, whether lush greenery or vibrant floral arrangements. It can serve as a stunning centerpiece on a dining table, adding a touch of Japanese elegance to your meals, or as an accent piece in a living room, entryway, or study, where its detailed artistry can be fully appreciated.
We also offer a companion planter, allowing for a harmonious pair that can flank a mantelpiece or be displayed as a striking duo on a large window sill, each enhancing the other’s beauty (one of the images show them together). Ideal for collectors of Japanese porcelain or anyone seeking to add a touch of historical elegance to their home, these Imari planters are not just vessels for plants; they are keepers of history and artistry, ready to add a touch of refined beauty to any space.
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