Boks - Træ - Takatsuki, blommetræ

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Marion Oliviero
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Har en kandidatgrad i kinesisk arkæologi med omfattende ekspertise i japansk kunst.

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Denne Takatsuki stil skål med guld maki-e prunetræ på sort lak giver japansk æstetik til udstilling eller te ceremoni.

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Good condition.

Description:
This is a refined Japanese black lacquer pedestal bowl with lid, decorated in elegant gold maki-e. The shape follows the traditional takatsuki (高杯) form, featuring a shallow bowl raised on a graceful stem. The glossy black lacquer surface creates a deep, reflective finish that highlights the delicate decoration.

Across both the lid and the pedestal base, fine plum blossom (梅) motifs are painted in gold. The branches are drawn in slender, flowing lines, while the blossoms appear as small, soft gold silhouettes. This motif is one of the most beloved themes in Japanese art, symbolizing early spring, hope, and quiet elegance. The gold details stand out beautifully against the mirror-black lacquer, giving the piece a calm, balanced aesthetic.

The lid is slightly domed with a small central knob. When removed, it reveals a smooth, dark interior, making the bowl suitable for serving wagashi (Japanese sweets) or for use in tea ceremony settings. It also functions well as a display piece due to its graceful silhouette and refined decoration.


NOTICE

:
The lot will be carefully packaged and sent by Japan Post depends on the situation.
 It takes about 3~4 weeks to receive normally.Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.



Sometimes Customer or delivery company in your country contact you for Customs clearance via phone or email. Please make sure that you could answer the phone.
Appreciate your cooperation.

Good condition.

Description:
This is a refined Japanese black lacquer pedestal bowl with lid, decorated in elegant gold maki-e. The shape follows the traditional takatsuki (高杯) form, featuring a shallow bowl raised on a graceful stem. The glossy black lacquer surface creates a deep, reflective finish that highlights the delicate decoration.

Across both the lid and the pedestal base, fine plum blossom (梅) motifs are painted in gold. The branches are drawn in slender, flowing lines, while the blossoms appear as small, soft gold silhouettes. This motif is one of the most beloved themes in Japanese art, symbolizing early spring, hope, and quiet elegance. The gold details stand out beautifully against the mirror-black lacquer, giving the piece a calm, balanced aesthetic.

The lid is slightly domed with a small central knob. When removed, it reveals a smooth, dark interior, making the bowl suitable for serving wagashi (Japanese sweets) or for use in tea ceremony settings. It also functions well as a display piece due to its graceful silhouette and refined decoration.


NOTICE

:
The lot will be carefully packaged and sent by Japan Post depends on the situation.
 It takes about 3~4 weeks to receive normally.Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.



Sometimes Customer or delivery company in your country contact you for Customs clearance via phone or email. Please make sure that you could answer the phone.
Appreciate your cooperation.

Detaljer

Æra
1900-2000
Vægt
1100 g
Yderligere oplysninger om titlen
Takatsuki, plum blossom
Antal artikler
1
Oprindelsesland
Japan
Materiale
Træ
Stand
God stand - brugt med små tegn på aldring
Højde
17 cm
Bredde
17,5 cm
Dybde
17,5 cm
Anslået periode
1950-1960, 1960-1970
JapanBekræftet
10
Genstande solgt
Privat

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