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.

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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.

Details

Dynastic Style/Period
Taishō period (1912-1926)
Country of Origin
Japan
Material
Bamboo
Condition
Good condition
Authenticity
Original/official
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