Vintage Japanese "The Art of Chokin" porcelain vase featuring a traditional flower cart (hanaguruma) motif accented with 24-karat gold and silver engraving.
- Art Style. Chokin is an ancient Japanese metal-engraving technique originally used to decorate samurai armor, adapted in the mid-to-late 20th century for decorative porcelain and ceramics.
- Design & Materials. The glossy black porcelain body houses a central circular medallion etched with copper, silver, and 24K gold gilding against a deep red background.
- Motif. The engraving depicts a traditional wooden cart overflowing with seasonal blossoms like peonies and cherry blossoms, symbolizing prosperity and beauty.