This elegant, high-shoulder vase features a deep cobalt blue glaze, a signature aesthetic of many mid-20th-century Japanese ceramics. The front is decorated with a delicate motif of poppies in white, orange, and blue, accented by intricate gold-gilded foliage that adds a sense of luxury. The bottom of the piece bears a red square "Hanko" style mark with the characters 陶美術 (Bijutsu Toki), which translates to "Fine Art Ceramics" or "Art Pottery," a common designation for export-quality decorative ware from Japan during the 1960s and 70s. The piece is in good vintage condition, showing some light surface wear and minor scuffing on the underside rim consistent with age, though the gold gilding remains remarkably vibrant and intact. Dimensions: 31.5cm (h)