Darlenora
Vintage Otagiri Hand Painted Purple Iris Vase
Vintage Otagiri Hand Painted Purple Iris Vase
Beautiful housewarming or wedding gift!
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Darlenora is a small vintage shop focused on thoughtfully sourced, one-of-a-kind pieces. Every item is hand-selected, honestly described, and packed with care.
Era/Decade: 1980s
Maker: Unknown
Pattern/Design: Iris Floral with Blue Stripes
Material: Ceramic
Condition: Excellent vintage condition - no chips or cracks.
Includes
Includes
Hand painted vase
Why It Is Special
Why It Is Special
This vase is valued for its hand-applied decoration, elegant proportions, and versatile design. The soft blue striping and floral details give it character and subtle variation, while the tall form allows it to function beautifully both with flowers or as a standalone accent. Well-made ceramic pieces like this were designed to last, making it a timeless addition to a thoughtfully collected home.
Measurements
Measurements
12" High
Condition Details
Condition Details
This vase is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. The colors are vibrant and the Iris floral design in beautifully painted.
Styling and Use Ideas
Styling and Use Ideas
Tall profile makes it perfect for mantels, bookshelves, and étagères or style empty as a sculptural accent alongside books or framed art. Works well in odd-number groupings with shorter vases or candlesticks.
Returns
Returns
30-day free returns! If you don't love it, let us know!
Elevate your home decor with this elegant vintage floral ceramic vase, an eye-catching piece perfect for a mantle, side table, or as a standalone centerpiece. Adorning the front and back are delicate, hand-painted purple iris flowers with green stems and buds, suggesting an Otagiri or similar Japanese craftsmanship style from the mid-to-late 20th century.
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