Antique Koimari Porcelain Large 1800s Sake Bottle - Kintsugi Shrine Altar Vase

Antique Koimari Porcelain from the Edo period is a rare and large Japanese sake bottle that serves as both a shrine altar jar and a stunning decorative piece. This hand painted porcelain vessel, measuring 13.8 inches tall and 5.1 inches wide, was crafted in the 1800s and features a unique kanji decorated vase design combined with traditional Japanese floral motifs. The Antique Koimari Porcelain bottle offers collectors and enthusiasts an authentic connection to historic Japanese culture, with a Kintsugi repaired vase technique that enhances its beauty and durability.

This vintage Japanese ceramic piece is made of fine porcelain and weighs approximately 1475 grams. Its large antique vase shape, known as 瓶子 (heishi), was traditionally used as a drinking vessel during the Middle Ages but also served ceremonial purposes at shrines. The front is adorned with the kanji characters "御寶前 Gohouzen," symbolizing the presence of God or Buddha, adding spiritual significance to this exquisite Edo period pottery item.

Key features and benefits:

- Large antique vase size (H 13.8in × 5.1in) → Makes an impressive statement piece for display or ceremonial use

- Hand painted porcelain with vivid red floral designs and indigo pine branch → Showcases detailed traditional Japanese artistry

- Kintsugi repaired vase technique using lacquer and gold → Enhances durability while preserving historical authenticity

- Made from high-quality Japanese porcelain → Ensures lasting beauty and collector's value

- Authentic Edo period pottery from the Imari ware tradition → Connects you to centuries-old craftsmanship

- Kanji decorated vase with meaningful inscriptions → Adds cultural depth and uniqueness

- Vintage Japanese ceramic in very good condition with minor age-related wear → Offers genuine antique charm

This Antique Koimari Porcelain bottle combines the sometsuke technique of indigo painting on white glaze with layered glazing for a three-dimensional relief effect. This craftsmanship results in a timeless piece that improves with age, ideal for collectors of traditional Japanese jars or those seeking authentic Imari ware porcelain.

The item's condition is very good considering its age, with some small scratches and dirt typical of antiques. The Kintsugi restoration not only repairs but also celebrates the vase's history, making it even more valuable as a shrine altar jar or display item.

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Explore this large antique vase to enrich your collection with a genuine piece of 1800s Japanese sake bottle heritage that embodies both artistic beauty and spiritual meaning.