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Straight from the heart of Japan’s Showa era and into yourhands — this vintage Aichi porcelain jar, featuring the "InbandeGosu" white plum blossom motif, is a flawless survivor of time andtradition. Produced using the inbande stencil technique (nothand-painted), the deep cobalt blue blossoms seem to bloom across its pristinesurface with striking clarity and balance.
Gifted to the seller's grandparents on their wedding day in October1971, this piece has spent the past half-century nestled safely in its originalwooden box, untouched by time or tea. Whether you use it as a tea caddy,salt jar, or decorative conversation piece, this is one of those rare findswhere craftsmanship, history, and condition all come together perfectly.
Jar height approx. 15.5cm (6.1"), weight ~470g. Nochips, cracks, or repairs. The original kiri wood box is included, bearing inkcalligraphy and signs of natural aging — including light staining and wearappropriate for its age. Underside of the lid has traditional brushinscription.
This is not just an object — it’s a story sealed inporcelain.
Aichi Inbande Gosu Decorative Jar (White Plum Blossom)
Era: Showa (circa 1971)
Material: Porcelain
Technique: Inbande stencil (not hand-painted)
Includes: Matching double lid & original wooden box with calligraphy
Jar Height: Approx. 15.5 cm / 6.1"
Condition: Mint condition, no damage or restoration. Box aged but intact.
Tags: showa era porcelain, aichi pottery, japanese tea caddy, gosu plum jar,inbande vase, 1970s japan, vintage ceramic storage, traditional craft, whiteblossom jar, japanese wedding gift
