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Hand-Painted Indian Meenakari Vase – Traditional Jaipur Enamel Work with Gold Detailing
$24.00 USD
Small hand-painted Meenakari-style decorative vase originating from India, likely from the Jaipur region where this form of enamel and gilded decoration is most commonly produced. The vase features elaborate floral and leaf motifs executed in vibrant red, green, and gold enamel over a white ground, with gold outlining throughout. The lower band includes traditional red enamel work with inset decorative dots, consistent with modern Rajasthan handicraft production.
The interior shows unglazed clay with wheel marks, indicating it was hand-thrown before being painted and enamelled. These pieces are typically sold as decorative accents—not intended to hold water long-term unless lined—popular in export markets through the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
Strong display presence and ideal for collectors of Indian craft, global décor, or small ornamental vases.
Material: Hand-thrown clay with enamel and gilt Meenakari-style decoration
Origin: India (likely Jaipur/Rajasthan)
Era: Contemporary or late 20th century
Condition: Excellent decorative condition; minor handmade variations expected