Antique Japanese Signed Usubata Bronze Vase – Pine Landscape with Bridge & Temple – Meiji–Taisho Era Funadansu We received this statue from

We received this statue from a collector who had been acquiring them for two generations

it's a symbol of luck and abundance in Japanese culture

These weighted pin beds are used to stand flowers at the correct height and angle when arranging flowers in a vase they are hevy and stay at the bottom of a water filled vase

many Japanese cultures flourished splendidly

Condition: Blade polished with scratches and oxidation

Antique Japanese Signed Usubata Bronze Vase – Pine Landscape with Bridge & Temple – Meiji–Taisho Era Funadansu We received this statue fromBeautiful Japanese bronze usubata (flower vessel) used for ikebana arrangements, dating to the late Meijiearly Taish period (c. 19001930). The form features a wide removable top basin, handled urn body, and tripod base, cast in solid bronze with a deep brown patina and highlighted in gold. The body is finely decorated in relief with a mountain landscapetwo travelers crossing a bridge beneath ancient pines, with a temple nestled among cliffs above. The