Japanese antique indigo blue porcelain small vase for flower 瓶子Heishi Tokkuri old sake bottle vase for shrine alter 1920s H4.5×2in

Japanese antique indigo blue porcelain small vase for flower 瓶子Heishi Tokkuri old sake bottle vase for shrine alter 1920s H4.5×2in.

In Japan, this is called 瓶子Heishi, and it was originally a vessel for offering sake to the gods at a Shinto shrine. This blue color was called lapis lazuli, and blue glaze was precious.
In modern times, however, it is often used as a single flower vase. They are small in size and perfect for displaying wild flowers.
The simple shape with a neck is beautiful and will never get old.
This is the price for a single unit. This item is not sold as a pair, but we do have another of the same type in a similar size. If you want a pair, please contact us. All items are handmade, so shapes and sizes may vary slightly.
It lists three sizes of vases of similar type. Please see if you like them.

□ Size: H 4.5in × 2in（about H11.5cm×5cm ）
□ Weight : 4.6oz (130g)
□ Material : porcelaine

condition...
It is in good condition, but there are small scratches and dirt due to aging.

I list antiques that sometimes have chips, rubbings and cracks
as they are very old antiques so please check the images and understand the current
condition before buying.