Geisha Vase

Geisha (or Geiko in Kyoto dialect) are female professional entertainers who perform traditional Japanese arts on banquets. With many of these plates having Geisha art on them, you may want to know a bit about the geisha. The geisha is from Japan, but actually the word originates in China. Geishas were entertainers and sang and danced professionally. In the past they are shown in long flowing robes with hair pulled back and up in ornate buns and wraps. A constant image in Oriental art, the liveliness and beauty of the geisha girl, is more than likely what made her one of the most often used subjects in Oriental art.

The vase symbolizes the cosmic waters, the Great mother, the feminine receptive principle of acceptance, fertility and the heart. The vase is often associated with the tree of Life. For the Chinese the vase represents perpetual harmony. The vase holding waters of life is an attribute of Kwan-yin as compassion and fertility. These vases are approximately  6 inches tall and made of porcelain bisque.  Hand painted and only $5.99 each.

Beautiful porcelain bisque at an give away price. Hand painted porcelain bisque. Due to the fact that these are hand painted slight variations occur which makes every plate unique.  Each vase measures about 6 inches high.
	$5.99 Stock #13084

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