7" Tibetan Temple Old Brass Verdigris Prunus Vase – Oracle Script Motif

This brass vase feels like it could have been discovered in a mountain temple—its surface softly weathered, its symbols whispering stories from another time. Cast from old bronze brass and finished in a rich verdigris tone, it combines the organic lines of prunus blossoms with the striking geometry of oracle-bone–style script.

In Chinese culture, the prunus (plum blossom) is a symbol of resilience and renewal, blooming bravely in late winter and early spring. Paired with script-like markings reminiscent of ancient divinations, the design suggests steadfastness, quiet strength, and the hope of better days to come.

At approximately 17 cm (6.7") high and 9 cm (3.5") wide, the vase has a compact but weighty presence—about 1.25 kg including packing materials. It sits solidly on shelves, consoles, or altars, with enough substance to anchor a vignette on its own. Style it with a simple branch, dried flowers, or leave it empty as a sculptural object that hints at old-world ritual and temple offerings.

Whether you collect Tibetan- and Chinese-inspired brassware or are simply drawn to objects that feel storied and protective, this verdigris vase brings a grounded, amulet-like energy to your space.

Key details / bullet points

• Design: Tibetan temple–inspired brass vase with prunus blossoms and oracle-bone–style script
• Material: Old bronze brass with verdigris finish
• Dimensions: Approx. 17 cm (6.7") high × 9 cm (3.5") long × 9 cm (3.5") wide
• Weight: Approx. 1.25 kg (including packing materials)
• Symbolism: Prunus blossoms and script motifs associated with resilience, blessing, and wealth
• Atmosphere: Temple-like presence that suits altars, shelves, consoles, and “town house” protection corners
• Origin: China