This vintage Japanese Imari ginger jar, dating back to the 1960s, is a stunning piece of Japanese craftsmanship. Handmade in Japan, the jar features a hand-painted design of a peacock in rich gold hues, showcasing the traditional Imari style. The intricate detailing and vivid gold/yellow colors of the peacock, set against a white backdrop, make this jar a true collector's item, reflecting the intricate beauty of Japanese artistry and culture. The addition of a lid adds a practical touch to this decorative piece, perfect for displaying in a home or adding to a collection of Asian decor.

This lidded jar was made in Japan for Yamayo.  Additional Information: Type: Ginger jar or bowl. Origin: Japanese-made porcelain with Chinese-style decoration. Style: Imari ware, characterized by vibrant colors and intricate designs. Material: Porcelain. Markings: "YAMAMO JAPAN" and Chinese characters which might refer to a specific kiln or workshop. Design: Features hand-painted birds, possibly peacocks or pheasants, with floral motifs and gold accents. Age: Likely vintage, possibly mid-20th century. Collectibility: Jingdezhen porcelain is highly collectible. Dimensions: Approximately 7 inches tall with a diameter at widest point of 6.5 inches.

No chips or cracks...very good condition.