Box - Lacquer - 漆 Lacquer蒔絵Maki-e
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Japanese lacquer jewelry box with Maki-e gold crane decoration from the Showa period, black with gold accents, 3.5 cm high, 14.3 cm wide, 16.5 cm deep, in excellent condition.
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Vintage Japanese Urushi Lacquer Crane Jewelry Box with Maki-e Gold Decoration - Showa Period
Vintage Japanese lacquer jewelry box featuring elegant cranes in flight and delicate pine tree motifs rendered in fine Maki-e gold decoration.
The deep black lacquer surface beautifully contrasts with the gold and warm copper tones of the cranes, creating a refined and timeless aesthetic associated with traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
The interior is lined with vivid blue fabric, making it suitable for storing jewelry, incense accessories, tea utensils, or cherished small objects.
The crane motif symbolizes longevity, harmony, and good fortune in Japanese culture, making this piece both decorative and meaningful.
This piece likely dates to the Showa Period (mid-20th century) and demonstrates the sophisticated artistry of Traditional Japanese Urushi Lacquer work.
Traditional Japanese Urushi Lacquer
Maki-e Gold Decoration
Showa Period (mid-20th century)
Handcrafted
Vintage
Usage: Jewelry box, trinket box, tea ceremony accessory storage, interior décor object.
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Size
Height: 3.5 cm
Width: 14.3 cm
Depth: 16.5 cm
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Condition
Good vintage condition with minor signs of age and gentle surface wear consistent with age and use.
Please carefully check the photographs for detailed condition.
Seller's Story
I am a Japanese seller based in Yamaguchi, specializing in traditional Japanese crafts, antiques, and decorative art.
I personally source items from old Japanese warehouses, local antique markets, and private collections.
All items are carefully photographed and described to show their true condition.
I enjoy sharing authentic Japanese culture with collectors around the world.
Vintage Japanese Urushi Lacquer Crane Jewelry Box with Maki-e Gold Decoration - Showa Period
Vintage Japanese lacquer jewelry box featuring elegant cranes in flight and delicate pine tree motifs rendered in fine Maki-e gold decoration.
The deep black lacquer surface beautifully contrasts with the gold and warm copper tones of the cranes, creating a refined and timeless aesthetic associated with traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
The interior is lined with vivid blue fabric, making it suitable for storing jewelry, incense accessories, tea utensils, or cherished small objects.
The crane motif symbolizes longevity, harmony, and good fortune in Japanese culture, making this piece both decorative and meaningful.
This piece likely dates to the Showa Period (mid-20th century) and demonstrates the sophisticated artistry of Traditional Japanese Urushi Lacquer work.
Traditional Japanese Urushi Lacquer
Maki-e Gold Decoration
Showa Period (mid-20th century)
Handcrafted
Vintage
Usage: Jewelry box, trinket box, tea ceremony accessory storage, interior décor object.
⸻
Size
Height: 3.5 cm
Width: 14.3 cm
Depth: 16.5 cm
⸻
Condition
Good vintage condition with minor signs of age and gentle surface wear consistent with age and use.
Please carefully check the photographs for detailed condition.
Seller's Story
I am a Japanese seller based in Yamaguchi, specializing in traditional Japanese crafts, antiques, and decorative art.
I personally source items from old Japanese warehouses, local antique markets, and private collections.
All items are carefully photographed and described to show their true condition.
I enjoy sharing authentic Japanese culture with collectors around the world.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
漆 Lacquer蒔絵Maki-e
Country of origin
Japan
Material
Lacquer
Colour
Black, Gold
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
3.5 cm
Width
14.3 cm
Depth
16.5 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970, 1970-1980
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