Traditional Crafts Takaoka Copperware Bronze Three-Legged Flower Vase Pot Cover Planter Verdigris Antique ①

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This is a bronze flower vase made of Takaoka Copperware, a traditional Japanese craft from Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture.
There is an FA stamp on the bottom.
The craftsman's advanced traditional coloring technique expresses a beautiful patina rust, resulting in a magnificent antique/vintage feel with a sense of weight. Its presence blends exceptionally well with modern industrial, Japanese modern, and Scandinavian interiors.
It features three small feet (tripod design), which elegantly lift it slightly off the floor or table, adding a refined touch to your space.

[Features and Condition]
Material: Bronze. It has a solid weight.
Interior: A black waterproof baked coating (such as lacquer) has been carefully applied to prevent water leakage and internal corrosion.
Bottom Hole: There is no drainage hole.

[Size]
Height: Approx. 14 cm
Diameter (widest part): Approx. 12 cm
*This is a compact and easy-to-handle size, perfect for display.

[Recommended Uses]
As a planter cover: It looks exceptionally stylish when you place potted plants like Agave, cacti, caudex plants, or Gaju Maru inside.
As a flower vase: Since the interior is waterproof, you can fill it with water and arrange branches like Enkianthus perulatus or seasonal cut flowers as an ikebana or suiban (water basin).
As an objet d'art: It has a strong presence even when displayed as is.

[Notes]
There is an FA stamp. As it is on the bottom, it will not be visible during normal use or display, so please be aware of this in advance.
Accessories such as a dedicated wooden box (tomobako) are not included; only the main item will be shipped.
It will be carefully packed and shipped via Mercari便 (anonymous shipping with tracking).
We look forward to hearing from those who appreciate its unique texture.
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