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Posted 9 years ago
racer4four
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A really pretty vase by Kurata Japan, probably 1970s. I think it really demonstrates the Kurata workshop's skill at glass making.
I did not photograph it at all well but you should be able to see the combination of the pink exterior with patterned silver inclusions and the iridescence on the clear casing. The interior is white.
The decor is uniform, it is just the lighting at home that gives it the different patch on the front.
Height 24cm
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Like a rainbow textile .... Beautiful Woven Decor !!!!!
It is lovely - I appreciate your appreciation Kevin.
Beautiful !...like a giant pearl :)
Fantastic! Love the basket weave effect!
Love the rainbow colors and the simple shape.
Like the above comment,an with label, this push your researching further.
Awesome piece Karen, I love it, you start to get me in, for sure.
Alan
Love the colours and I have to marvel at the regularity of the inclusions..... beautiful.
stunning!!!!
This is a gorgeous vase Karen... I love how they patterned the silver aventurine against that rainbow of colors! I bet it looks even better in person! I know how hard it is to take a good photo with a highly reflective surface like this... I haven't been able to figure it out yet :-)
Thanks for the love guys! For me Kurata are the most accomplished Japanese workshop and you all may own a piece (true! they made a lot of production glass for Mikasa).
I appreciate such a knowledgeable and classy group commenting!
Thanks:
Deano
Ivonne
Alan
Peggy
Sean
Ken and
Rick