Lotus Vase

The vessel takes its simple but distinct form between a deep bowl and a vase, resembling a lotus bud with its organic folding and gentle curve.

A very large Meiji period bronze vase, possibly for temple use, with high relief design and elephant head handles, late 19th century, Japan.

Only four attributes are present, indicating this vase was originally one of a pair. The next with further lotus blossoms.

The first thing that catches the eye are the striking cobalt blue stylized bands, adorned with stylized motifs like gilded lotus flowers, encircling the vases' short necks and lower ...

The illusion of a peaceful pond in the early days of summer is completed with the vase’s lotus-blossom shaped lip that rises above the water with pristine beauty.

With a graceful silhouette and subdued color, this lotus offering vase from the early Ming dynasty (1368-1644) resonates calm and sophistication.

With its balanced silhouette and subdued color palette, this lotus offering vase from the early Ming dynasty (1368-1644) resonates calm and sophistication.

With a graceful silhouette and subdued color palette, this lotus offering vase from the early Ming dynasty (1368-1644) resonates calm and sophistication.

With its balanced silhouette and subdued color palette, this lotus offering vase from the early Ming dynasty (1368-1644) resonates calm and sophistication.

Hongō Toshihiko bronze vase with lotus bud form, slightly bulbous having a narrower base.

Lotus, In Growth Vase Side Table by Newblue Unique Piece Dimensions: D 28 x W 28 x H 51 cm.

A Japanese patinated bronze vase with alternating lotus leaf design. Meiji Period

Ovoid blue white porcelain jar decorated with duck and lotus flowers. China republican period

The unusual and massive size of this vase is remarkable and rare. The neck decorated with fine enamel design of scrolling lotus pattern, the top rim with cobalt blue Greek key pattern.

Each vase is patterned with beautifully scripted poetry and enameled scenes of two egrets beneath a flowering lotus plant.

Title: Lotus Pod In Vase II Medium: Oil on canvas Size: 23.5 x 23.5 inches Frame: Framing options available!

Title: Lotus Pod In Vase I Medium: Oil on canvas Size: 23.5 x 23.5 inches Frame: Framing options available!

φ150×380㎜　2500g Box size: φ180×490mm　3500g Estimated packing size: 56×23×23㎝　6㎏ This composition of a lotus flower and a duck diving beneath the surface of the water is realized thr...

In this listing you will find a stunning ceramic vase depicting a lotus bud executed in dark pink and light yellow tones.

A variety of flower and leaf ornaments such as lotus flowers and Iris are arranged in the vases.

This fine American vase although from the 1930s is in the Art Nouveau taste but the Art Deco period.

In addition the foundation stone features buddhist symbols on all four sides including lotus vase and a pair of birds of paradise. The monumental carved stone Buddhist sculptural ...

Italian 14K gold bracelet containing five cloisonné polychrome enamel plaques with lotus coming out of a vase design. Stamped 14k Faro Italy

In 1960, Emile-Albert Charles and his two sons, Jean and Jacques, created the « Charles Style » combining classicism, rigor and current events, innovative in the field of lighting an...

The ceramic base is an original Flora Gouda vase from the Lotus series, produced in the Netherlands in 1977, during the final years of the Mid-Century Modern era.

In 1960, Emile-Albert Charles and his two sons, Jean and Jacques, created the « Charles Style » combining classicism, rigor and current events, innovative in the field of lighting an...

In 1960, Emile-Albert Charles and his two sons, Jean and Jacques, created the « Charles Style » combining classicism, rigor and current events, innovative in the field of lighting an...

Vase known as " Beijing Glass " by Emile GALLE (1846-1904) Double layer glass vase with red Lotus decor on white background.

The body carved with a design of lotus flowers, and pair of bats. The neck featuring lotus petal lapettes, and a pair of mythical animal handles.

The polychrome enamels representing on one vase a traditional Chinese kite and on the other a large lotus flower vase with three candles, further heighten the symbolism of the vases.

The small incense tool vase with a bright turquoise enamel gourd and a design of three large stylized lotus blossoms in cloisonné enamels of yellow, green, coral, dark blue, pale pin...

A wonderful Korean celadon vase, called a maebyeong, in the Goryeo style, but of early 20th century manufacture.

Champleve bands of scrolling lotus blossoms grace the foot and neck of the vase.

The vase decorated all over in a dense field of flowering blossoms - peony, lotus, and chrysanthemum - in a design known as millefleur, or a thousand flowers.

The lotus shape rim of the vase adds another layer of elegance to this piece.

The removable zun form vases on the back are decorated in the same color palette and future scrolling floral and foliate motifs of stylized lotus and chrysanthemum.

The slightly flattened body of the vase well caved in the Mughal style, with a design of scrolling lotus blossoms and leaves in relief.

How we would style it: We love these busts in "The White Lotus." Fill this vase or planter just like the show with basil, (a symbol of the divine and sacredness in Sicily) or with w...

The ceramic base is an original Lotus series vase by Flora Gouda, produced in 1977 during a brief and important transitional moment in Dutch ceramics.

This graduated pair of Dutch ceramic table lamps is composed from two original Flora Gouda vases from the Lotus series, produced in 1977 during the final years of the factory’s hand-...

The eight emblems are distributed around the body in individually carved relief and include the Dharma wheel, lotus, treasure vase, paired fish, conch shell, parasol, victory banner ...

Vintage Tibetan Buddhist inlaid bronze singing bowl - featuring a cast central plaque with the eight auspicious symbols of Buddhism (golden fish, parasol, treasure vase, lotus flower...

Vase with lotus leaves in relief. Shade topped with filigree band and mythological Griffin cap.

Lining the sides are the Eight Auspicious symbols, including the parasol, the banner of victory, the conch shell, the lotus, the treasure vase, the endless knot, the wheel of life an...

Lining the sides are the Eight Auspicious symbols, including the parasol, the banner of victory, the conch shell, the lotus, the treasure vase, the endless knot, the wheel of life an...

A wonderful early 20th century Chinese Art Deco rug with a brilliant central fuchsia field surrounded by a wide gray border, and all overlaid with myriad auspicious flowers including...

Lining the sides are the Eight Auspicious symbols, including the parasol, the banner of victory, the conch shell, the lotus, the treasure vase, the endless knot, the wheel of life an...

A very nice late 19th century to early 20th century, Chinese export reverse glass painting, depicting a noblewoman within a courtyard setting with a kid who is holding a lotus in a v...

Artist CommentsA ceramic camel sculpture and a vase with lotus flowers settle on the surface of artist Guigen Zha's realistic piece.

Originating in China in the 19th century, the silver-tone oil lamp features a six sided base with unique polychrome enamel arrangements of flowers in vases, lotus scroll, and scholar...

On The Design: Admirers of the craft and keen eyes will note the large-scale central medallion and pictorials in the field corners are especially reminiscent of Khotan rugs and anti...

A quiet by chic early 20th century Chinese Feti rug with a simple medallion with a vignette containing a potted peony on a short table next to a tall vase with potted lotus, all on a...

During this period the Charles family including Jean’s wife Christyane Charles created many signature pieces in a fresh new style including well-known lamps such as the Ananas (pinea...

The cover also with repoussee work featuring the Astamangala, or Eight Auspicious Symbols, comprised of the parasol, double fish, dhramachakra, treasure vase, victory banner, lotus f...

His works for Bing & Grøndahl include the "Fleurs de Lotus" and "Polichinelle" vases, both of which were created for the 1900 Exposition Universelle in Paris and later gifted to Cope...

Large lotus motifs adorn each corner of the piece, shown blooming both from mounds of soil and from vases.

Large lotus motifs adorn each corner of the piece, shown blooming both from mounds of soil and from vases.

The remaining eight motifs are each of the ribbon-clad Buddhist auspicious symbols, including the parasol, the banner of victory, the conch shell, the treasure vase, the lotus, the w...

The remaining eight motifs are each of the ribbon-clad Buddhist auspicious symbols, including the parasol, the banner of victory, the conch shell, the treasure vase, the lotus, the w...

Surrounding the pagoda, a variety of small floral motifs are scattered throughout the field, including small lotuses, plum blossoms, and flowering vases. As in most Chinese rugs, eac...