Japanese Bronze Iris Vase, Signed Seiya, Meiji Period (c.1890–1910)

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Japanese Bronze Iris Vase, Signed Seiya, Meiji Period (c.1890–1910)A Japanese bronze vase signed Seiya, dating from the late Meiji period (c. 18901910). The slender baluster form is adorned with irises in high relief, the stems and leaves wrapping gracefully around the body and neck. The base bears the two character signature (Seiya), denoting the Genryusai Seiya workshop of Tokyo, known for naturalistic castings and refined patination. Height 27 cm.

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