Pair of Nakasima Japan Miniature Pitchers - Moriage Dragon Porcelain 1930s

Set of two miniature pitchers from the Nakasima manufactory, produced in Japan during the 1930s.

These pieces belong to the Japanese export period, characterized by the application of traditional decorative techniques on fine porcelain. The Nakasima firm is recognized for its precision in the Moriage technique, which consists of creating reliefs by layering enamel, giving a three-dimensional texture to the dragon design.

Technical details:
- Period: 1930s
- Technique: Moriage (raised enamel), Lusterware (pearlescent finish), and hand-painted gold
- Height: 6.5 cm (2.56 inches) for both pieces
- Weight: Round pitcher 50 g (1.76 oz) / Narrow neck pitcher 42 g (1.48 oz)
- Material: Porcelain, enamel, and gold
- Condition: Excellent vintage conservation. No cracks, restorations, or chips. The 'Hand Painted Nakasima, Made in Japan' stamps are clearly visible on the base.

This pair represents a faithful example of interwar Japanese craftsmanship, being of high interest to collectors of Oriental porcelain and high-quality miniature objects.