Michiba Munehiro - Teebehälter/-kasten - Holz, Lack - Shionamikinrinjinatsume

Shionamimakiekinrinjinatsume 汐波蒔絵金輪寺棗（しおなみまきえきんりんじなつめ）｜Michiba Munehiro 道場宗廣（みちばむねひろ）

Kinrinji natsume refers to the shape of the tea caddy. Its origin dates back to the Nanboku-cho period, when Emperor Go-Daigo practiced at Kinrinji Temple in Yoshino and had tea utensils made from nearby ivy wood. This work depicts waves and splashing water, with a golden makie "Chidori" (plover) painted on the inside of the lid.

Artist Profile:
Michiba Munehiro is a lacquer artist born in the Yamanaka lacquerware production area of Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture. He studied under his father and has been involved in the production of Yamanaka-nuri lacquerware for over 30 years.

Accessories:
Tomobako.

Dimensions & Weight:
H 8 x W 7.5 x D 7.5 cm
60 g

Technique & Condition:
Urushi lacquerware. There is a slight peeling of the lacquer on the inside of the vessel.

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