Bamboo - Japan - Taishō period (1912-1926)





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A compact Japanese hanakago flower basket for ikebana, woven in irregular midare-ami from dark-stained split bamboo with a bulbous body on a woven foot and an arched handle bound with dark metal wire, bearing a three-character mark ending in sai, probably Takefukusai, and dating to the Taishō period in Japan, in good original condition, about 18 cm high and 18 cm deep.
Description from the seller
A compact Japanese flower basket (hanakago) for ikebana, woven in open midare-ami (乱れ編み, irregular plait) from dark-stained split bamboo. Bulbous body on a woven foot, arched handle of a thicker culm, both seats bound with dark metal wire.
One body strip carries a carved three-character mark ending in sai (斎), probably "Takefukusai". The original seller listed this as Edo era, but this might seem a bit far fetched so I am listing this as Taisho era. Some of the wire might have been replaced.
The Hanakago is about 18 cm high and has a depth of approximately 18 cm.
A compact Japanese flower basket (hanakago) for ikebana, woven in open midare-ami (乱れ編み, irregular plait) from dark-stained split bamboo. Bulbous body on a woven foot, arched handle of a thicker culm, both seats bound with dark metal wire.
One body strip carries a carved three-character mark ending in sai (斎), probably "Takefukusai". The original seller listed this as Edo era, but this might seem a bit far fetched so I am listing this as Taisho era. Some of the wire might have been replaced.
The Hanakago is about 18 cm high and has a depth of approximately 18 cm.

