A Japanese Satsuma Tea Bowl Signed Kozan

Satsuma tea bowl, decorated with skill and richness of detail, lobed in the shape of a chrysanthemum with inflected edge.

Inside, four chrysanthemums painted in white and pink enamel stand out against a golden background of chrysanthemums, which also extend outside. On the outside, there are vaults that come together to form a single chrysanthemum, with reserves decorated with spirals that seem to support the bowl.

Signed Kozan under the base.

Origin: Japan

Period: Meiji end of 19th century.

Dimensions: 4 x 9 cm.

State of conservation: Very good