Makuzu Kozan vase circa 1910 | ||
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This is a Makuzu Kozan vase with ovoid form and short neck and flared rim. It has a motif depicting a warbler and bamboo leaves. Approximate date 1910.
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The warbler & bamboo are such a lovely design, great example of this artist's beautiful work
Thank you very much. Your comments are much appreciated. Yes it’s a lovely design and around this time the Makuzu studio made different vases with different birds motifs.
this is unbelievable, no overflow no dispersion , you got even the ligatures on the bamboo, looks like a sort of dasshu design on the belly of the bird, very nice
What a lovely vase!
Thank you very much. Very much appreciated.