Bon-Bon Vase 1800

This "Bon-Bon Vase" is a white porcelain vase decorated with intricate, raised floral designs, created by the Japanese artist Eiraku Hozen in 1800. It is a good example of the "Eiraku" style of Japanese ceramics, known for its delicate white porcelain and detailed, carved designs. The vase is now part of the collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The vase is a fine example of the skillful craftsmanship and refined aesthetic of Japanese ceramics during the Edo Period.