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Natsume - Wada Juho – Kaga Maki-e Lack-Teedose – Chrysanthemen, Paulownia und Herbstgras-Design –, Holz
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Natsume - Wada Juho – Kaga Maki-e Lack-Teedose – Chrysanthemen, Paulownia und Herbstgras-Design –, Holz

An elegant Japanese lacquer tea caddy by Wada Juho (和田寿峰), a Kaga maki-e artist known for his finely decorated tea ceremony utensils. The piece is decorated with a traditional Kiku-Kiri-Akikusa (Chrysanthemum, Paulownia and Autumn Grass) design using the Japanese maki-e lacquer technique. The combination of chrysanthemum, paulownia and autumn plants is a classical Japanese decorative motif with a long history in maki-e lacquerware. The delicate gold decoration creates a refined contrast against the lacquered surface. Wada Juho is a Kaga maki-e artist from the Yamanaka area of Ishikawa Prefecture and has devoted many decades to the creation of maki-e lacquerware, particularly tea ceremony utensils. Seller Information Important Notice ・For international buyers, please note that any import duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost and are the responsibility of the buyer. VAT paid through Catawiki does not cover these charges. Additional fees may be required upon delivery in accordance with your local customs regulations. ・Shipping: Items are usually shipped via Japan Post EMS (Express Mail Service). If you prefer faster or alternative shipping methods such as DHL or FedEx, we can arrange this upon request for an additional charge. Please contact us prior to shipment if needed. ・Damage or issues: In the unlikely event that your item arrives damaged or with any issues, please contact us immediately upon receipt. Please also report the damage to your local post office within 7 days of delivery. In addition, kindly inform both us and Catawiki support as soon as possible so that we can assist you. The piece comes with its original signed wooden storage box (tomobako). A beautiful example of traditional Japanese lacquer craftsmanship, suitable both as a tea ceremony utensil and as a decorative work of Japanese art. As this is a vintage item, there may be minor scratches, wear, discoloration, or other signs of age and use. Please carefully examine the photographs for the exact condition and details.

Nr. 107779380

Verkauft
Natsume - Wada Juho – Kaga Maki-e Lack-Teedose – Chrysanthemen, Paulownia und Herbstgras-Design –, Holz

Natsume - Wada Juho – Kaga Maki-e Lack-Teedose – Chrysanthemen, Paulownia und Herbstgras-Design –, Holz

An elegant Japanese lacquer tea caddy by Wada Juho (和田寿峰), a Kaga maki-e artist known for his finely decorated tea ceremony utensils.

The piece is decorated with a traditional Kiku-Kiri-Akikusa (Chrysanthemum, Paulownia and Autumn Grass) design using the Japanese maki-e lacquer technique.

The combination of chrysanthemum, paulownia and autumn plants is a classical Japanese decorative motif with a long history in maki-e lacquerware. The delicate gold decoration creates a refined contrast against the lacquered surface.

Wada Juho is a Kaga maki-e artist from the Yamanaka area of Ishikawa Prefecture and has devoted many decades to the creation of maki-e lacquerware, particularly tea ceremony utensils.


Seller Information

Important Notice

・For international buyers, please note that any import duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost and are the responsibility of the buyer. VAT paid through Catawiki does not cover these charges. Additional fees may be required upon delivery in accordance with your local customs regulations.

・Shipping: Items are usually shipped via Japan Post EMS (Express Mail Service). If you prefer faster or alternative shipping methods such as DHL or FedEx, we can arrange this upon request for an additional charge. Please contact us prior to shipment if needed.

・Damage or issues: In the unlikely event that your item arrives damaged or with any issues, please contact us immediately upon receipt. Please also report the damage to your local post office within 7 days of delivery. In addition, kindly inform both us and Catawiki support as soon as possible so that we can assist you.
The piece comes with its original signed wooden storage box (tomobako).

A beautiful example of traditional Japanese lacquer craftsmanship, suitable both as a tea ceremony utensil and as a decorative work of Japanese art.

As this is a vintage item, there may be minor scratches, wear, discoloration, or other signs of age and use. Please carefully examine the photographs for the exact condition and details.

Höchstgebot
€ 60
Ohne mindestpreis

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