Wajima-nuri 【Wajima Lacquerware 】輪島塗 - Yonenaga 【米永】 - Box - Lacquerware, Gold powder, Maki-e - 余韻"Lingering Elegance"

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Fine Japanese Wajima-nuri Urushi document box (Fubako) with Kin-taimatsu gold maki-e design by Yonenaga, 28.5 × 21 × 4 cm, 1100 g, in good condition and accompanied by the original tomobako and provenance leaflet from Daimaru.

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Title :Fine Japanese Wajima-nuri / Urushi Lacquer 文箱 (Fubako - Document Box) - 'Kin-taimatsu' (Golden Pine) Design - Selected by Daimaru - With Original Tomobako (Wooden Box) & Shiori (Leaflet)
Description:[Overview]An exquisite Japanese traditional Urushi lacquerware document box (Fubako/Te-moto-bako), showcasing a striking contrast between deep, reflective black lacquer and a brilliant gold leaf band. This item features a beautifully detailed 'Kin-taimatsu' (Golden Pine Trees and Birds) design, a classic Japanese motif symbolizing longevity and prosperity.

[Provenance & Quality]This premium piece was officially selected and sold by Daimaru Department Store (大丸特撰 - Daimaru Exclusive Selection), one of Japan's most prestigious and historic luxury retailers, known for curating only the highest-quality arts and crafts. It was crafted by "Urushi Craft Yonenaga" (うるし工芸 米永), a well-regarded workshop dedicated to fine lacquer art.
[Details & Technique]Material: Natural Wood base with traditional Urushi lacquer finish, authentic Gold Leaf (Kinhaku).
Design: Hand-detailed silhouette of pine needles and flying birds over a textured gold background.Accessories Included:Original signed Tomobako (Kiri/Paulownia wooden storage box) protecting the piece.Original 'Shiori' (provenance leaflet/care guide) from Urushi Craft Yonenaga and Daimaru.Original yellow protective wrapping cloth (Ukon-nuno).


"Lingering Elegance" - Urushi Lacquer Document Box by Yonenaga, Pine Makie Design, with Original Box, Excellent Condition
A beautiful Japanese lacquer document box (Fubako) titled
"Yoin" (Lingering Elegance), crafted by Yonenaga, a master of urushi (lacquer) art.
Adorned with a refined pine maki-e (gold lacquer) motif, symbolizing longevity and serenity.
• Artist: Yonenaga
Technique: Urushi lacquer with gold maki-e
• Title: "Yoin" (i& - Lingering Elegance)
Dimensions: approx. 28.5 × 21 × 4cm
Weight after packing 2100g

• Condition: Excellent, no damage
• Comes with the original wooden box (tomobako)
A superb example of traditional Japanese craftsmanship, ideal for collectors of fine urushi or writing accessories.


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Title :Fine Japanese Wajima-nuri / Urushi Lacquer 文箱 (Fubako - Document Box) - 'Kin-taimatsu' (Golden Pine) Design - Selected by Daimaru - With Original Tomobako (Wooden Box) & Shiori (Leaflet)
Description:[Overview]An exquisite Japanese traditional Urushi lacquerware document box (Fubako/Te-moto-bako), showcasing a striking contrast between deep, reflective black lacquer and a brilliant gold leaf band. This item features a beautifully detailed 'Kin-taimatsu' (Golden Pine Trees and Birds) design, a classic Japanese motif symbolizing longevity and prosperity.

[Provenance & Quality]This premium piece was officially selected and sold by Daimaru Department Store (大丸特撰 - Daimaru Exclusive Selection), one of Japan's most prestigious and historic luxury retailers, known for curating only the highest-quality arts and crafts. It was crafted by "Urushi Craft Yonenaga" (うるし工芸 米永), a well-regarded workshop dedicated to fine lacquer art.
[Details & Technique]Material: Natural Wood base with traditional Urushi lacquer finish, authentic Gold Leaf (Kinhaku).
Design: Hand-detailed silhouette of pine needles and flying birds over a textured gold background.Accessories Included:Original signed Tomobako (Kiri/Paulownia wooden storage box) protecting the piece.Original 'Shiori' (provenance leaflet/care guide) from Urushi Craft Yonenaga and Daimaru.Original yellow protective wrapping cloth (Ukon-nuno).


"Lingering Elegance" - Urushi Lacquer Document Box by Yonenaga, Pine Makie Design, with Original Box, Excellent Condition
A beautiful Japanese lacquer document box (Fubako) titled
"Yoin" (Lingering Elegance), crafted by Yonenaga, a master of urushi (lacquer) art.
Adorned with a refined pine maki-e (gold lacquer) motif, symbolizing longevity and serenity.
• Artist: Yonenaga
Technique: Urushi lacquer with gold maki-e
• Title: "Yoin" (i& - Lingering Elegance)
Dimensions: approx. 28.5 × 21 × 4cm
Weight after packing 2100g

• Condition: Excellent, no damage
• Comes with the original wooden box (tomobako)
A superb example of traditional Japanese craftsmanship, ideal for collectors of fine urushi or writing accessories.


Shipping
secure protective materials to ensure safe international transportation. We take pride in careful packaging and prompt shipping so that the item arrives in the best possible condition.
Import duties and taxes imposed in the destination country are the responsibility of the buyer, in accordance with international shipping regulations.


Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
1100 g
Title additional information
余韻"Lingering Elegance"
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Japan
Manufacturer/brand
Wajima-nuri 【Wajima Lacquerware 】輪島塗
Material
Lacquerware, Gold powder, Maki-e
Designer/artist/maker
Yonenaga 【米永】
Style
Antique
Colour
Black, Gold
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
4 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
28 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
JapanVerified
45
Objects sold
100%
Private

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