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Shitaji-Natsume (Unterlage Tee-Kästchen)/Gold maki-e/Schwarzer Lack. - Holz/Lack/Gold - Ii Sōkan/Nakamura Sōetsu/井伊宗観/中村宗悦 - Japan - Heisei Zeit (1989-heute)
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Shitaji-Natsume (Unterlage Tee-Kästchen)/Gold maki-e/Schwarzer Lack. - Holz/Lack/Gold - Ii Sōkan/Nakamura Sōetsu/井伊宗観/中村宗悦 - Japan - Heisei Zeit (1989-heute)

Thank you very much for your interest. Before proceeding with your purchase, please review the following details carefully. Item: Nakamura Sōetsu “Ii Sōkan Style – Ominaeshi & Magpie” Shitaji-Natsume (Under-layer Tea Caddy) With Original Box and Cloth Description: A fine shitaji-natsume crafted by modern lacquer artist Nakamura Sōetsu, based on the classical tea aesthetic favored by Ii Sōkan, a noted mid-Edo period tea master of the Ii family. ■ About the “Ii Sōkan Style” Ii Sōkan was known for his elegant taste in tea utensils, especially designs inspired by classical flora and fauna. The motif “Ominaeshi & Magpie” combines: Ominaeshi (patrinia flowers) — an autumn flower symbolizing grace Magpie — a bird with auspicious meaning in East Asian culture This classical combination remains highly appreciated in the tea ceremony today. ■ About Nakamura Sōetsu Nakamura Sōetsu was active from the late Showa to Heisei period and is respected for his precise execution of traditional maki-e techniques. He is known particularly for tea utensils, faithfully interpreting “konomi” (classical design preferences) such as those of Ii Sōkan. ■ Features of the Work The vivid red lacquer ground sets a striking stage for the elegant gold maki-e flowers and dynamic magpies rendered in raised black lacquer. Flowing gold lines express movement and wind, creating a refined sense of harmony. The interior is coated in glossy black lacquer for durability. The original box is inscribed: “Ii Sōkan style – Ominaeshi & Magpie Maki-e – Shitaji-Natsume” with the artist’s name and seal. Period: Heisei era (1990s–2000s) Accessories: • Original wooden box • Original cloth Condition: Used item. Very good condition with no major flaws. lacquer and decoration remain in excellent state. Please refer to the photos for details. Shipping & Notes We will carefully pack and ship the item via Japan Post. For international deliveries, the final delivery will be handled by the local postal service in the destination country (courier selection is not available). Please note that packaging is done by a non-professional, and full protection cannot be guaranteed. Combined shipping is not available. Delivery typically takes about 3 weeks, but delays may occur due to customs or local conditions. Import duties and taxes are not included in the item price or shipping cost; these are the buyer’s responsibility. If the item is returned due to failed delivery, reshipping costs will be the buyer’s responsibility. If there is no contact for more than one month, the item may be disposed of or resold. We sincerely hope the item arrives safely and brings you satisfaction. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Nr. 99682056

Nicht mehr verfügbar
Shitaji-Natsume (Unterlage Tee-Kästchen)/Gold maki-e/Schwarzer Lack. - Holz/Lack/Gold - Ii Sōkan/Nakamura Sōetsu/井伊宗観/中村宗悦 - Japan - Heisei Zeit (1989-heute)

Shitaji-Natsume (Unterlage Tee-Kästchen)/Gold maki-e/Schwarzer Lack. - Holz/Lack/Gold - Ii Sōkan/Nakamura Sōetsu/井伊宗観/中村宗悦 - Japan - Heisei Zeit (1989-heute)

Thank you very much for your interest.
Before proceeding with your purchase, please review the following details carefully.

Item:

Nakamura Sōetsu
“Ii Sōkan Style – Ominaeshi & Magpie”
Shitaji-Natsume (Under-layer Tea Caddy)
With Original Box and Cloth

Description:

A fine shitaji-natsume crafted by modern lacquer artist Nakamura Sōetsu, based on the classical tea aesthetic favored by Ii Sōkan, a noted mid-Edo period tea master of the Ii family.

■ About the “Ii Sōkan Style”

Ii Sōkan was known for his elegant taste in tea utensils, especially designs inspired by classical flora and fauna.
The motif “Ominaeshi & Magpie” combines:

Ominaeshi (patrinia flowers) — an autumn flower symbolizing grace

Magpie — a bird with auspicious meaning in East Asian culture

This classical combination remains highly appreciated in the tea ceremony today.

■ About Nakamura Sōetsu

Nakamura Sōetsu was active from the late Showa to Heisei period and is respected for his precise execution of traditional maki-e techniques.
He is known particularly for tea utensils, faithfully interpreting “konomi” (classical design preferences) such as those of Ii Sōkan.

■ Features of the Work

The vivid red lacquer ground sets a striking stage for the elegant gold maki-e flowers and dynamic magpies rendered in raised black lacquer.
Flowing gold lines express movement and wind, creating a refined sense of harmony.

The interior is coated in glossy black lacquer for durability.
The original box is inscribed:
“Ii Sōkan style – Ominaeshi & Magpie Maki-e – Shitaji-Natsume”
with the artist’s name and seal.

Period:

Heisei era (1990s–2000s)

Accessories:

• Original wooden box
• Original cloth

Condition:

Used item.
Very good condition with no major flaws.
lacquer and decoration remain in excellent state.
Please refer to the photos for details.

Shipping & Notes
We will carefully pack and ship the item via Japan Post.
For international deliveries, the final delivery will be handled by the local postal service in the destination country (courier selection is not available).
Please note that packaging is done by a non-professional, and full protection cannot be guaranteed.
Combined shipping is not available.
Delivery typically takes about 3 weeks, but delays may occur due to customs or local conditions.
Import duties and taxes are not included in the item price or shipping cost; these are the buyer’s responsibility.
If the item is returned due to failed delivery, reshipping costs will be the buyer’s responsibility.
If there is no contact for more than one month, the item may be disposed of or resold.
We sincerely hope the item arrives safely and brings you satisfaction.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

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Marion Oliviero
Experte
Schätzung  € 170 - € 200

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