Enhance your home decor with this striking vintage Japanese porcelain vase from the renowned Daiichi Toki (First Ceramics) kiln. Originating from the Showa era (circa 1970s–1980s), this piece features a lustrous, deep cobalt blue glaze that beautifully contrasts against its intricately detailed artwork.

The centerpiece depicts a traditional Japanese imperial carriage (gisho) nestled amid vibrant floral arrangements and elegant, cascading wisteria vines. Hand-accented with fine gold detailing along the scene and the flared rim, this vase serves as a captivating focal point for any mantel, bookshelf, or entry console. The underside proudly displays the authentic, golden Tensho seal script mark of the maker.