This set of 2 Morikin Ware vases, made in Occupied Japan between 1945-1952, showcases the craftsmanship of Japanese artisans. The Capodimonte style design reflects the unique culture and artistic heritage of Japan during this time period. These handmade vases are a rare find and offer a glimpse into the historical significance of Japanese ceramic artistry. Perfect for collectors interested in Asian cultures and vintage pieces, these vases are a valuable addition to any collection. The vase are in sound condition, with no cracks or chips. There is grazing throughout the glaze, but it in no way detracts from their uniqueness! Please review the pictures, as they are a part of the description. CID-WHV