Ginsai Cranes Japanese Flower Vase with Stand Hydrangea As you can see in

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demonstrating a broad and refined artistic skill set

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Ginsai Cranes Japanese Flower Vase with Stand Hydrangea As you can see inThis Japanese flower vase features two cranes rendered in gold leaf, set against a softly luminous surface. The sense of depth and transparency is achieved through ginsai, a Kutani ware technique in which a clear glaze is applied over silver leaf. In Japanese culture, the crane is regarded as a symbol of longevity and prosperity, giving this piece meaning beyond its decorative form. The vase measures 17. 5 cm (6. 9 in) in diameter and 16. 5 cm (6. 5