This ornate Japanese Satsuma-style teapot features a classic globular body resting on a short, flared pedestal base, exuding an air of Meiji-era elegance. The vessel is intricately decorated with a continuous polychrome landscape, depicting a serene lakeside scene with a multi-storied pagoda nestled among stylized pine trees and soft, rolling hills. On one side, a group of figures dressed in traditional gold-accented kimonos gather near the shore, their forms rendered with fine, delicate brushwork.

The upper portion and lid are heavily embellished with moriyage (raised enamel) and rich gilding, showcasing geometric patterns and floral motifs in shades of iron-red, navy, and shimmering gold. A distinctive arched handle and a short, angular spout—both heavily gilded—provide a bold structural contrast to the delicate painting on the body. The lid is topped with a small, circular loop finial, completing a design that balances dense, luxurious ornamentation with the tranquil beauty of its central narrative scene.

Dimensions: 5.5" x  3.75" x h5.5"
Material: Ceramic
Condition: hand made, minor lines, no crack

USA domestic continental buyers of 48 states pay $18.95 shipping (buyers of Hawaii, Alaska, US Islands, Florida Keywest, and Canada pays the extra shipping cost). Insurance and handling charges are already included in the shipping cost. In store pick up is highly welcomed if you are in San Francisco Bay Area. (No charge)