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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis is a flower vase carved in the shape of a boat. The linear design radiating from the sides to the bottom features a moth-eaten pattern, a rare occurrence that can sometimes be found just beneath the bark of the wood, but to this extent, it is exceptionally uncommon.
The central depression at the top serves as a receptacle for flowers and can be filled with water for use. A branch of camellia was available, and it has been included as a reference photograph.
w79 x d19 x h16.5 cm, w17 x d8 x h4 cm (central water basin recess)
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