DescriptionAntique Japanese Cloisonne baluster vase with silver wire used in a beautiful design of a gnarled persimmon branch late in season with ripe orange persimmons, and leaves changing color, many of which are eaten by worms. The background is a warm creamy yellow. The design, the movement of the branch with it’s eaten leaves and fruit, holds a rare sophistication that is so unusual and refined it suggests Imperial influence. Excellent original condition. Comes with original signed box. ShinenDimensions: 11″ x 11″ x 10″ highPersimmons carry a rich cultural significance, often associated with luck and prosperity. In many cultures, the fruit is a symbol of perseverance, reflecting a deep understanding of inner strengthThe Japanese persimmon, or kaki Diospyros is often translated as “fruit of the Gods”.
