A pair of late Edo Japanese vases now as lamps fruitwood whilst remaining distinctly rooted in

whilst remaining distinctly rooted in the natural world

where mythological scenes were highly coveted by discerning patrons

aligning it with key principles favoured in late 19th-century furniture design

Design significance: The well-proportioned forms and harmonious Neoclassical references showcase the iconic elegance of Regency style

Width: 94 cm (37 ins)

A pair of late Edo Japanese vases now as lamps fruitwood whilst remaining distinctly rooted inA Pair of Late Edo Japanese Vases Now as Lamps Lighting, Table Lamps An evocative pair of late Edo period Japanese vases, now artfully adapted as table lamps, blending the philosophical concepts of Wabi Sabi and Kintsugi. Dating from circa 1865, these unique pieces showcase the understated elegance and symbolic imperfection so cherished in Japanese design of the 19th century. Origin: Japan Date: Circa 1865 Material: Pottery with gold kintsugi repair