Vase with floral decoration in Japanese copper and brass (19th century)

Large antique Japanese vase. Dating from the Late Meiji period, 19th century. Made of copper and brass with polychrome 'Cloisonne' enamel decorations. Cloisonne is a very ancient technique, dating back to ancient Egypt, in which thin wires (usually copper) are soldered or glued to a support slab of the work to be built; subsequently, in the areas raised by the metal, enamel is poured, thus obtaining a sort of mosaic whose tiles are exactly circumscribed by the metal strips. These ornaments were created using this technique, with peach blossoms on a turquoise background. Truly excellent condition despite its age. Possible presence of some imperfections.