Vintage Japanese Gold Imari Ginger Jar – Porcelain, Hand-Painted, 1970s-80s

This stunning vintage Gold Imari ginger jar was made in Japan between the 1970s and 1980s and is crafted from fine porcelain (bone china). It features vibrant hand-painted patterns and intricate gold accents throughout, including the lid and finial. The jar is richly adorned with meaningful traditional Japanese motifs: • Hishi pattern (red diamonds with green outlines) – symbolizes prosperity and generativity across generations. • Karakusa pattern (navy with gold swirls) – represents luck, prosperity, and eternity. • Kiku (chrysanthemum) – a sacred symbol of rejuvenation and longevity, closely associated with the Japanese Imperial family. • Ume (plum blossom) – denotes nobility, purity, refinement, and protection from evil. • Orchid – symbolizes rare beauty and prosperity, historically reserved for Japanese royalty. Whether you’re a collector of Asian antiques or looking to add meaningful decor to your home, this piece offers beauty and cultural richness. Material: Fine porcelain (bone china) Dimensions: 6 1/8” tall with lid (4.5” without lid); approx. 4.25” diameter Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or scratches. Care: Hand wash only A gorgeous and meaningful piece of Japanese artistry—perfect for display on a shelf, mantel, or entryway table. Vintage Japanese ginger jar, Gold Imari, hand-painted porcelain jar, Japanese bone china, Asian decor, chrysanthemum motif, Imari ware, collectible ginger jar, 1970s Imari, Japanese antiques, cultural