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Signierter japanischer Blumenkorb aus Bambus mit Griff — Hanakago, 35,5 cm - Bambus - Mouri Masanori - Japan - geschätzt aus der Showa- bis Heisei-Periode
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Signierter japanischer Blumenkorb aus Bambus mit Griff — Hanakago, 35,5 cm - Bambus - Mouri Masanori - Japan - geschätzt aus der Showa- bis Heisei-Periode

A finely crafted woven bamboo flower basket (hanakago / hanairi) by Mouri Masanori, a Japanese bamboo artisan from Yamagata Prefecture. This piece exemplifies the refined tradition of Japanese take-kogei (bamboo craft), which has been deeply intertwined with the aesthetics of ikebana (flower arrangement) and the Japanese tea ceremony for centuries. The basket features a spherical, open-weave body constructed with wide, flat bamboo strips arranged in a bold, dynamic pattern that allows light to pass through beautifully. A twisted bamboo handle arches gracefully over the top, adding structural elegance and ease of carry. The rich, warm brown tones of the aged bamboo give the piece a natural patina and quiet dignity. An inner bamboo vessel (otoshi) is included, enabling the basket to function as an actual flower container with water. This is a versatile and visually striking work — equally at home as an ikebana vessel in a traditional tokonoma alcove, or as a standalone decorative sculpture in a contemporary interior. Size Height: 35.5 cm Width: 27 cm Depth: 26.5 cm Weight 981 g (weight of inner vessel / otoshi) Condition This basket shows minor surface scratches and light soiling consistent with age and use; the overall structure and weaving remain intact and in good condition. Artist Profile Mouri Masanori (毛利正則) is a Japanese bamboo craftsman from Yamagata Prefecture, working in the tradition of Japanese take-kogei (bamboo craft art). The signed bamboo crafts reflect the skilled tradition of Japanese regional crafts, specifically the creation of bamboo baskets that function both aesthetically and practically within the context of tea ceremony and ikebana culture. While he is not among the nationally designated Living National Treasures, his handcrafted pieces demonstrate the enduring vitality of Japan's local bamboo craft heritage. Customs & Taxes: Import duties, VAT, and charges are not included in the item price and are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office before bidding. Delivery & Tracking: Depending on the circumstances, we will ship via Japan Post, DHL, or FedEx with tracking. Shipping costs are higher for large or heavy items. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Customs Clearance: You must respond to any contact from customs or the carrier. If the package is returned due to non-responsiveness, the buyer will be responsible for all additional shipping costs for re-sending.

Nr. 103078442

Verkauft
Signierter japanischer Blumenkorb aus Bambus mit Griff — Hanakago, 35,5 cm - Bambus - Mouri Masanori - Japan - geschätzt aus der Showa- bis Heisei-Periode

Signierter japanischer Blumenkorb aus Bambus mit Griff — Hanakago, 35,5 cm - Bambus - Mouri Masanori - Japan - geschätzt aus der Showa- bis Heisei-Periode

A finely crafted woven bamboo flower basket (hanakago / hanairi) by Mouri Masanori, a Japanese bamboo artisan from Yamagata Prefecture. This piece exemplifies the refined tradition of Japanese take-kogei (bamboo craft), which has been deeply intertwined with the aesthetics of ikebana (flower arrangement) and the Japanese tea ceremony for centuries.
The basket features a spherical, open-weave body constructed with wide, flat bamboo strips arranged in a bold, dynamic pattern that allows light to pass through beautifully. A twisted bamboo handle arches gracefully over the top, adding structural elegance and ease of carry. The rich, warm brown tones of the aged bamboo give the piece a natural patina and quiet dignity.
An inner bamboo vessel (otoshi) is included, enabling the basket to function as an actual flower container with water.
This is a versatile and visually striking work — equally at home as an ikebana vessel in a traditional tokonoma alcove, or as a standalone decorative sculpture in a contemporary interior.

Size
Height: 35.5 cm
Width: 27 cm
Depth: 26.5 cm

Weight
981 g (weight of inner vessel / otoshi)

Condition
This basket shows minor surface scratches and light soiling consistent with age and use; the overall structure and weaving remain intact and in good condition.

Artist Profile
Mouri Masanori (毛利正則) is a Japanese bamboo craftsman from Yamagata Prefecture, working in the tradition of Japanese take-kogei (bamboo craft art). The signed bamboo crafts reflect the skilled tradition of Japanese regional crafts, specifically the creation of bamboo baskets that function both aesthetically and practically within the context of tea ceremony and ikebana culture. While he is not among the nationally designated Living National Treasures, his handcrafted pieces demonstrate the enduring vitality of Japan's local bamboo craft heritage.

Customs & Taxes: Import duties, VAT, and charges are not included in the item price and are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office before bidding.
Delivery & Tracking: Depending on the circumstances, we will ship via Japan Post, DHL, or FedEx with tracking.
Shipping costs are higher for large or heavy items. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Customs Clearance: You must respond to any contact from customs or the carrier. If the package is returned due to non-responsiveness, the buyer will be responsible for all additional shipping costs for re-sending.

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