Lobed covered jar with two bouquets and flower scrolls c. 1725 - 1735

This anonymous, 18th-century covered jar, known as "Lobed covered jar with two bouquets and flower scrolls," is a stunning example of Imari porcelain. The jar, with its bulbous, lobed form and intricate floral designs, showcases the distinctive colors and styles of Imari ware. Characterized by its vibrant blue and red colors, the jar is decorated with a rich blend of floral motifs, including peonies, chrysanthemums, and scrolling vines, rendered in intricate detail. The jar is a testament to the skill of the anonymous artist and the enduring appeal of Imari porcelain. This decorative piece, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, is a captivating reminder of the artistry and craftsmanship of the 18th century.