Description

Height: 5.5cm

Width: 4cm

This late 19th-century Meiji period Japanese Satsuma pin brooch is a stunning example of the intricate artistry that defined Satsuma ware during the Meiji era (1868-1912).

Hand-painted with exquisite detail, the brooch features traditional Japanese motifs, often depicting scenes from nature, folklore, or daily life, rendered in vibrant, intricate enamel.

The brass backing adds durability and a touch of elegance to the delicate porcelain painting.

Satsuma pieces were highly sought after during this period, as Japan opened up to the West and their craftsmanship gained international acclaim.

This brooch is a wearable piece of art, perfect for collectors of Japanese antiques or lovers of fine jewelry.