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Ständer - Holz, Urushi-Lack, Maki-e, Gold Nashiji, Goldpulver, - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868) - Sakazukidai 【Sakazuki-Stand】
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Ständer - Holz, Urushi-Lack, Maki-e, Gold Nashiji, Goldpulver, - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868) - Sakazukidai 【Sakazuki-Stand】

This refined Maki-e Sakazukidai【盃台】 from the Edo period is an excellent example of traditional Japanese lacquer artistry. Bearing the signature of Kokubun Hachiuemon (as indicated on the wooden storage box), this piece reflects the refined craftsmanship and artistic sensibility of its time. The surface is adorned with auspicious motifs of reishi (sacred fungus), bats, and flowing clouds, executed in heavy gold maki-e (atsu-kin maki-e) and set against a rich kin-nashiji (gold-sprinkled lacquer ground). These motifs are considered high-ranking auspicious symbols, representing longevity, fortune, and good omen, and were traditionally associated with objects of elevated status. The use of heavy gold maki-e creates a powerful and luxurious presence, while the finely applied kin-nashiji enhances depth and brilliance across the surface. The piece is entirely handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques. As a sakazukidai (sake cup stand), it was originally used in formal and ceremonial settings, symbolizing status and refined taste. The Edo period was a time when lacquer artistry reached a high level of technical and aesthetic refinement, and this work reflects the exceptional standards of that era. Details • Period: Edo period • Type: Sakazukidai (Sake Cup Stand) • Artist: Kokubun Hachiuemon (as indicated on the storage box) • Style: Maki-e • Materials: Wood, Urushi lacquer, Heavy gold maki-e, Kin-nashiji, Lacquerware • Motif: Reishi, bats, and clouds • Includes: wooden storage box Dimensions & Weight • Sakazukidai: 19.5 × 19.5 × 14 cm • Weight (item only): approx. 235 g • Weight (with storage box): approx. 865 g Condition Good condition for its age. The lacquer surface and maki-e decoration remain well preserved. Minor signs of age may be present, consistent with a genuine Edo period handcrafted object. Please carefully review the photographs for full condition details. Packaging & Shipping The item will be carefully packed using protective materials to ensure safe international delivery. Shipping will include tracking and insurance to guarantee that it arrives in the condition described.

Nr. 103217265

Nicht mehr verfügbar
Ständer - Holz, Urushi-Lack, Maki-e, Gold Nashiji, Goldpulver, - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868) - Sakazukidai 【Sakazuki-Stand】

Ständer - Holz, Urushi-Lack, Maki-e, Gold Nashiji, Goldpulver, - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868) - Sakazukidai 【Sakazuki-Stand】

This refined Maki-e Sakazukidai【盃台】 from the Edo period is an excellent example of traditional Japanese lacquer artistry.

Bearing the signature of Kokubun Hachiuemon (as indicated on the wooden storage box), this piece reflects the refined craftsmanship and artistic sensibility of its time.

The surface is adorned with auspicious motifs of reishi (sacred fungus), bats, and flowing clouds, executed in heavy gold maki-e (atsu-kin maki-e) and set against a rich kin-nashiji (gold-sprinkled lacquer ground). These motifs are considered high-ranking auspicious symbols, representing longevity, fortune, and good omen, and were traditionally associated with objects of elevated status. The use of heavy gold maki-e creates a powerful and luxurious presence, while the finely applied kin-nashiji enhances depth and brilliance across the surface.

The piece is entirely handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques. As a sakazukidai (sake cup stand), it was originally used in formal and ceremonial settings, symbolizing status and refined taste.

The Edo period was a time when lacquer artistry reached a high level of technical and aesthetic refinement, and this work reflects the exceptional standards of that era.

Details

• Period: Edo period
• Type: Sakazukidai (Sake Cup Stand)
• Artist: Kokubun Hachiuemon (as indicated on the storage box)
• Style: Maki-e
• Materials: Wood, Urushi lacquer, Heavy gold maki-e, Kin-nashiji, Lacquerware
• Motif: Reishi, bats, and clouds
• Includes: wooden storage box

Dimensions & Weight

• Sakazukidai: 19.5 × 19.5 × 14 cm
• Weight (item only): approx. 235 g
• Weight (with storage box): approx. 865 g

Condition

Good condition for its age.
The lacquer surface and maki-e decoration remain well preserved. Minor signs of age may be present, consistent with a genuine Edo period handcrafted object. Please carefully review the photographs for full condition details.

Packaging & Shipping

The item will be carefully packed using protective materials to ensure safe international delivery. Shipping will include tracking and insurance to guarantee that it arrives in the condition described.

Auktion beendet
Giovanni Bottero
Experte
Schätzung  € 900 - € 1.100

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