Panel - 漆 Urushi - Japan - 沈金Chinkin (No reserve price)





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by Kaji Takeshi (1939-) – Handcrafted Vintage 輪島塗Wajima-nuri 漆Urushi Lacquer 沈金Chinkin Art Panels – Set of 3 (Moon & Rabbits, Owls, Morning Glory)
Shipping method: DHL Express
A beautiful set of three Wajima-nuri lacquer art panels by renowned Chinkin master Kaji Takeshi, one of the leading contemporary lacquer artists from Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture.
Each square panel is finished in deep black Traditional Japanese Urushi Lacquer and decorated using the traditional Chinkin (gold-inlaid engraved lacquer) technique. Fine engraved lines are filled with precious metal powders to create elegant motifs with remarkable precision.
The three seasonal designs include:
Rabbits beneath the full moon surrounded by autumn pampas grass.
A pair of owls resting peacefully on a branch.
A blooming morning glory with delicate foliage.
The artist’s signature appears on each panel, and the original biography sheet is included. Kaji Takeshi was born in Wajima in 1939, studied under master Chinkin artist Furusaka Tamotsu, and has exhibited repeatedly at the Nitten Exhibition and the Japan Contemporary Arts and Crafts Exhibition, receiving numerous awards throughout his career.
These panels can be displayed individually or together as a decorative triptych, making them suitable for both traditional Japanese interiors and modern contemporary spaces.
Size
Height: 12.5 cm×Width: 12.5 cm
Depth: Approximately 1 cm (each panel)
Condition
Very good vintage condition with minor signs of age and light surface wear consistent with careful use. The original presentation box and artist biography sheet are included.
Artist Profile
Kaji Takeshi (1939-) is a distinguished Chinkin artist from Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture, and a respected master of Wajima lacquerware. After studying under Chinkin master Furusaka Tamotsu, he became widely recognized through repeated selections for the Nitten Exhibition and the Japan Contemporary Arts and Crafts Exhibition. His finely engraved lacquer works depicting nature and seasonal landscapes are highly regarded for their refined craftsmanship and elegant compositions.
Seller's Story
by Kaji Takeshi (1939-) – Handcrafted Vintage 輪島塗Wajima-nuri 漆Urushi Lacquer 沈金Chinkin Art Panels – Set of 3 (Moon & Rabbits, Owls, Morning Glory)
Shipping method: DHL Express
A beautiful set of three Wajima-nuri lacquer art panels by renowned Chinkin master Kaji Takeshi, one of the leading contemporary lacquer artists from Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture.
Each square panel is finished in deep black Traditional Japanese Urushi Lacquer and decorated using the traditional Chinkin (gold-inlaid engraved lacquer) technique. Fine engraved lines are filled with precious metal powders to create elegant motifs with remarkable precision.
The three seasonal designs include:
Rabbits beneath the full moon surrounded by autumn pampas grass.
A pair of owls resting peacefully on a branch.
A blooming morning glory with delicate foliage.
The artist’s signature appears on each panel, and the original biography sheet is included. Kaji Takeshi was born in Wajima in 1939, studied under master Chinkin artist Furusaka Tamotsu, and has exhibited repeatedly at the Nitten Exhibition and the Japan Contemporary Arts and Crafts Exhibition, receiving numerous awards throughout his career.
These panels can be displayed individually or together as a decorative triptych, making them suitable for both traditional Japanese interiors and modern contemporary spaces.
Size
Height: 12.5 cm×Width: 12.5 cm
Depth: Approximately 1 cm (each panel)
Condition
Very good vintage condition with minor signs of age and light surface wear consistent with careful use. The original presentation box and artist biography sheet are included.
Artist Profile
Kaji Takeshi (1939-) is a distinguished Chinkin artist from Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture, and a respected master of Wajima lacquerware. After studying under Chinkin master Furusaka Tamotsu, he became widely recognized through repeated selections for the Nitten Exhibition and the Japan Contemporary Arts and Crafts Exhibition. His finely engraved lacquer works depicting nature and seasonal landscapes are highly regarded for their refined craftsmanship and elegant compositions.

