Japanese Satsuma-Style Moriage Koro

Updated August 7, 2026

A Japanese Satsuma-style earthenware koro, or incense burner, likely dating to the Meiji period (1868-1912). The tripod vessel features a globular body with applied handles and a fitted lid surmounted by a Shishi finial. The piece is heavily decorated in polychrome moriage enamels with figural scenes and dense floral and geometric patterns.<br><br>Japanese Meiji Satsuma Koro Incense Burner Moriage Earthenware Shishi<br><br>Dust Factory Auctions offers antique and vintage items that proudly display the natural signs of their age and previous use. We strive to photograph all lots clearly to show the true nature of the items (as images are critical to the description), but please understand we may occasionally miss flaws. For this reason, all items are sold "as-is"; we provide no guarantee or warranties concerning their condition, authenticity, or age. We strongly encourage you to review all photos closely and do your own independent research, as your bid signifies acceptance of these terms.

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