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Indigo Blue Porcelain Vase – Antique Japanese Sake Bottle | Shinto Shrine Decor
Indigo Blue Porcelain Vase – Antique Japanese Sake Bottle | Shinto Shrine Decor
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This indigo blue porcelain vase is a rare antique Japanese sake bottle known as Heishi Tokkuri, originally used as a vintage shrine vessel for Shinto shrine decor. Measuring 4.5 inches tall and 2 inches wide (about 11.5cm x 5cm), this small flower vase features a lapis lazuli blue glaze pottery that reflects the precious blue color traditionally valued in Japan. Crafted from handmade porcelain, this ceramic sake flask offers both historical charm and practical use as a single stem vase for delicate floral displays.
This antique Japanese vase delivers:
- Authenticity: Genuine vintage shrine vessel dating back to the 1920s with natural signs of age such as minor scratches and dirt
- Size and weight: Compact H4.5×2in (11.5×5cm), weighing approximately 4.6oz (130g), perfect for small floral arrangements
- Material quality: Durable porcelain with a vibrant blue glaze pottery finish that highlights traditional craftsmanship
- Versatility: Originally a sake bottle for Japanese altar decor, now ideal as a unique single flower vase to enhance any space
- Handmade uniqueness: Each piece varies slightly in shape and size, ensuring your vase is one of a kind
Additional features include:
- The deep indigo blue color, often called lapis lazuli, was historically precious and is beautifully preserved here
- The simple, elegant neck design maintains timeless appeal that complements both modern and traditional interiors
- This listing is for one unit; pairs or other sizes are available upon request to suit your collection needs
- Secure shipping via DHL, FedEx, EMS, or Japan Post with tracking included; free shipping available to the US, Europe, and most locations
- US buyers benefit from prepaid customs duties (DDP) for hassle-free delivery
Please note that this vintage shrine vessel shows authentic wear consistent with its age but remains in good condition. Its provenance as a Japanese sake bottle enhances its value as Shinto shrine decor or a unique addition to your home or office. Whether used for displaying wildflowers or as an altar piece, this handmade porcelain vase combines cultural heritage with functional beauty.
Explore more unique antiques steeped in Japanese tradition at our shop. Perfect for collectors of antique Japanese vases or anyone seeking an exquisite lapis lazuli blue vase to brighten their space.
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