Basket - Bamboo - Lacquered Tall Hanakago

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Item Description

A Japanese bamboo flower basket (hanakago) for ikebana and the tea ceremony, in a tall, squared form. The body tapers gently towards the base and is woven in a fine herringbone pattern (ajiro-ami), then finished in a glossy black lacquer-type coating over a red ground, with the red showing through at the ridges of the weave. A tall arched handle rises above the rim, decorated with knotted, bamboo-node-like joints, and braided strands support it at the mouth. The underside is reinforced with crossed strips.

The basket comes with its metal water container (otoshi), which has a square lower body that fits the basket and a round copper-coloured mouth for the flowers, so it is ready for fresh flowers. It suits tea-room and ikebana displays, or works beautifully as a decorative object on its own.

Image 4 is an AI-generated styling example only; flowers are not included.

Dimensions: height approx. 39.5 cm (including handle), width approx. 14 cm, depth approx. 11.5 cm.
Weight: approx. 364 g.

Condition: The coating and weave are intact, with light wear and a patina consistent with age; the metal water container shows some discolouration. Please refer to the photographs for details.

Artist Profile:
Maker unknown; no signature or wooden box.

Additional Information:
Origin: Japan
Form: Tall squared hanakago with arched handle
Materials: Bamboo with a lacquer-type coating; metal water container (otoshi)
Included: Basket with its water container, as shown in the photographs

NOTICE:

The lot will be carefully packaged and sent by Japan Post, DHL or FedEx depending on the situation.
It normally takes about 3 weeks to arrive.
Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.

Customs or the delivery company in your country may contact you by phone or email for customs clearance. Please make sure you can be reached. If the parcel is returned to us, reshipping will cost double the original shipping fee.

We appreciate your cooperation.

Seller's Story

Hello from Japan! Studio Nao is a small company based in Osaka, sourcing art, ceramics, and collectibles directly from the Japanese market. We focus on modern and contemporary art, Japanese pottery, vintage cameras, and other items carefully selected for collectors in Europe and worldwide. Every item is carefully inspected and accurately described. We pack everything with great care and ship via tracked courier. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. Thank you for visiting!
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Item Description

A Japanese bamboo flower basket (hanakago) for ikebana and the tea ceremony, in a tall, squared form. The body tapers gently towards the base and is woven in a fine herringbone pattern (ajiro-ami), then finished in a glossy black lacquer-type coating over a red ground, with the red showing through at the ridges of the weave. A tall arched handle rises above the rim, decorated with knotted, bamboo-node-like joints, and braided strands support it at the mouth. The underside is reinforced with crossed strips.

The basket comes with its metal water container (otoshi), which has a square lower body that fits the basket and a round copper-coloured mouth for the flowers, so it is ready for fresh flowers. It suits tea-room and ikebana displays, or works beautifully as a decorative object on its own.

Image 4 is an AI-generated styling example only; flowers are not included.

Dimensions: height approx. 39.5 cm (including handle), width approx. 14 cm, depth approx. 11.5 cm.
Weight: approx. 364 g.

Condition: The coating and weave are intact, with light wear and a patina consistent with age; the metal water container shows some discolouration. Please refer to the photographs for details.

Artist Profile:
Maker unknown; no signature or wooden box.

Additional Information:
Origin: Japan
Form: Tall squared hanakago with arched handle
Materials: Bamboo with a lacquer-type coating; metal water container (otoshi)
Included: Basket with its water container, as shown in the photographs

NOTICE:

The lot will be carefully packaged and sent by Japan Post, DHL or FedEx depending on the situation.
It normally takes about 3 weeks to arrive.
Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.

Customs or the delivery company in your country may contact you by phone or email for customs clearance. Please make sure you can be reached. If the parcel is returned to us, reshipping will cost double the original shipping fee.

We appreciate your cooperation.

Seller's Story

Hello from Japan! Studio Nao is a small company based in Osaka, sourcing art, ceramics, and collectibles directly from the Japanese market. We focus on modern and contemporary art, Japanese pottery, vintage cameras, and other items carefully selected for collectors in Europe and worldwide. Every item is carefully inspected and accurately described. We pack everything with great care and ship via tracked courier. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. Thank you for visiting!
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
364 g
Title additional information
Lacquered Tall Hanakago
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Japan
Material
Bamboo
Style
Vintage
Colour
Black, Brown, Red
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
39.5 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
11.5 cm
Estimated period
1900-2000
Sold by
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