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Rauchfass - Takaoka Kupferlegierung - Räuchergefäß in Form eines Glücksbeutels
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Rauchfass - Takaoka Kupferlegierung - Räuchergefäß in Form eines Glücksbeutels

Title: Takaoka Copper Alloy, Suga Tsukiyoshi Fortune Bag Censer (Original Tomobako & Certificate) Artist: Suga Tsukiyoshi 須賀 月芳 (Asahien Kōbō 朝日炎工房) Technique: Traditional lost-wax casting (蝋型鋳造) Signature: Artist’s mark on base; handwritten inscription inside paulownia tomobako, with original artist profile booklet Dimensions: H 16 cm (6.30 in) × Max W 14 cm (5.51 in) × D 14 cm (5.51 in) Weight: 1584 g Box dimensions: H 22.5 cm (8.86 in) × W 17 cm (6.69 in) × D 17 cm (6.69 in) Material: Takaoka copper alloy (高岡銅合金) Period: Mid to late Shōwa era, circa 1980–1990s This handcrafted fortune bag-shaped censer is a fine work by renowned Takaoka copperware artisan Suga Tsukiyoshi. As one of Japan’s four major traditional crafts, it is made using traditional lost-wax casting techniques and premium Takaoka copper alloy. This elegant incense vessel carries auspicious meanings, ideal for Japanese-style interior display, desk decoration, and collection of modern Takaoka copperware. Modelled after a traditional Japanese fortune bag, it features a plump, rounded body with soft lines. The surface is adorned with embossed rope patterns, with distinct layers and fine details. A vivid snail finial sits on the lid, a classic Japanese auspicious symbol representing blessings and prosperity. Three child figurines serve as legs. Exquisitely carved and ingeniously designed, they keep the piece stable while enhancing its ornamental value. The base bears the artist’s studio mark, confirming its authentic handmade origin. Handwritten inscriptions inside the original paulownia tomobako, paired with the artist’s profile booklet, ensure complete and verifiable provenance. Suga Tsukiyoshi is the third-generation artisan of a long-established Takaoka copper crafting family. He has fully mastered lost-wax casting, and his works have been exhibited at numerous Japanese traditional craft fairs. Known for his exquisite workmanship and folk-style auspicious creations, he is a leading artisan in modern Takaoka copperware. The item comes with the original paulownia tomobako, yellow storage cloth, and artist profile booklet. It shows only natural dust and minimal signs of age, with no cracks, dents, surface peeling, or repairs. Overall condition is good, consistent with its age. Shipping Notice Due to service adjustments, Taiwan Post EMS will suspend parcel deliveries to the following countries effective March 10, 2026: United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Israel, Pakistan, Maldives, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Azerbaijan, Oman, Kuwait, Jordan, Lebanon, Greece, Egypt, Morocco. Bidders located in the above regions are kindly requested not to place bids. Note: Delivery to Italy takes approximately 6–7 days. Customs or the courier may contact you for customs clearance. Kindly reply promptly, as delays may result in the package being returned. Contacting them directly can help speed up the process: dogane.malpensa.urp@agenziadogane.it Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. - The picture is part of the description. The color of the item may be slightly different from the picture (due to camera and screen settings). - The successful bidder will be responsible for any customs duties and taxes (if applicable). - This item will be mailed by the postal service of Taiwan in the form of airmail with insurance attached.

Nr. 104523593

Verkauft
Rauchfass - Takaoka Kupferlegierung - Räuchergefäß in Form eines Glücksbeutels

Rauchfass - Takaoka Kupferlegierung - Räuchergefäß in Form eines Glücksbeutels

Title: Takaoka Copper Alloy, Suga Tsukiyoshi Fortune Bag Censer (Original Tomobako & Certificate)
Artist: Suga Tsukiyoshi 須賀 月芳 (Asahien Kōbō 朝日炎工房)
Technique: Traditional lost-wax casting (蝋型鋳造)
Signature: Artist’s mark on base; handwritten inscription inside paulownia tomobako, with original artist profile booklet
Dimensions: H 16 cm (6.30 in) × Max W 14 cm (5.51 in) × D 14 cm (5.51 in)
Weight: 1584 g
Box dimensions: H 22.5 cm (8.86 in) × W 17 cm (6.69 in) × D 17 cm (6.69 in)
Material: Takaoka copper alloy (高岡銅合金)
Period: Mid to late Shōwa era, circa 1980–1990s

This handcrafted fortune bag-shaped censer is a fine work by renowned Takaoka copperware artisan Suga Tsukiyoshi. As one of Japan’s four major traditional crafts, it is made using traditional lost-wax casting techniques and premium Takaoka copper alloy. This elegant incense vessel carries auspicious meanings, ideal for Japanese-style interior display, desk decoration, and collection of modern Takaoka copperware.

Modelled after a traditional Japanese fortune bag, it features a plump, rounded body with soft lines. The surface is adorned with embossed rope patterns, with distinct layers and fine details. A vivid snail finial sits on the lid, a classic Japanese auspicious symbol representing blessings and prosperity. Three child figurines serve as legs. Exquisitely carved and ingeniously designed, they keep the piece stable while enhancing its ornamental value.

The base bears the artist’s studio mark, confirming its authentic handmade origin. Handwritten inscriptions inside the original paulownia tomobako, paired with the artist’s profile booklet, ensure complete and verifiable provenance.

Suga Tsukiyoshi is the third-generation artisan of a long-established Takaoka copper crafting family. He has fully mastered lost-wax casting, and his works have been exhibited at numerous Japanese traditional craft fairs. Known for his exquisite workmanship and folk-style auspicious creations, he is a leading artisan in modern Takaoka copperware.

The item comes with the original paulownia tomobako, yellow storage cloth, and artist profile booklet. It shows only natural dust and minimal signs of age, with no cracks, dents, surface peeling, or repairs. Overall condition is good, consistent with its age.

Shipping Notice
Due to service adjustments, Taiwan Post EMS will suspend parcel deliveries to the following countries effective March 10, 2026:
United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Israel, Pakistan, Maldives, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Azerbaijan, Oman, Kuwait, Jordan, Lebanon, Greece, Egypt, Morocco.
Bidders located in the above regions are kindly requested not to place bids.

Note: Delivery to Italy takes approximately 6–7 days.
Customs or the courier may contact you for customs clearance. Kindly reply promptly, as delays may result in the package being returned.
Contacting them directly can help speed up the process:
dogane.malpensa.urp@agenziadogane.it
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

- The picture is part of the description. The color of the item may be slightly different from the picture (due to camera and screen settings).
- The successful bidder will be responsible for any customs duties and taxes (if applicable).
- This item will be mailed by the postal service of Taiwan in the form of airmail with insurance attached.

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€ 7
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