japanese Lacquerware (日本漆器） - Box - Lacquerware, Gold powder
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Japanese lacquerware fubako by Kenji Yamada, signed, featuring three gold Maki-e cranes and the Imperial Chrysanthemum on a black lacquer exterior with a gold Nashiji interior, 23.5 × 32.5 × 11 cm, dating to 1980–1990 and in excellent condition.
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Japanese Lacquerware Fubako – Gold Maki-e Cranes & Imperial Chrysanthemum – Kenji Yamada – Signed
An exquisite Japanese lacquerware Fubako by Kenji Yamada, featuring three majestic cranes in flight, beautifully rendered in intricate Gold Maki-e against a deep, lustrous black lacquer finish.
The elegant Imperial Chrysanthemum emblem adds a distinguished touch to this magnificent piece.
The entire interior is richly decorated with shimmering gold Nashiji (gold-sprinkled lacquer), creating a luxurious contrast with the glossy black exterior.
The accompanying artist’s biography documents his exhibition awards and recognition, reflecting his craftsmanship.
The interior bears a commemorative inscription dated autumn 2004, and the lid features the artist’s red seal.
Condition: In excellent overall condition, with a beautiful glossy finish. Minor surface scratches may be present.
Dimensions: 23.5 × 32.5 × 11 cm
Weight: 1,450 g
Weight with original box: 1,700 g
Included: Original box and artist’s documentation.
A splendid example of Japanese decorative lacquerware, combining refined Gold Maki-e artistry with an exceptionally luxurious Nashiji interior.
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Japanese Lacquerware Fubako – Gold Maki-e Cranes & Imperial Chrysanthemum – Kenji Yamada – Signed
An exquisite Japanese lacquerware Fubako by Kenji Yamada, featuring three majestic cranes in flight, beautifully rendered in intricate Gold Maki-e against a deep, lustrous black lacquer finish.
The elegant Imperial Chrysanthemum emblem adds a distinguished touch to this magnificent piece.
The entire interior is richly decorated with shimmering gold Nashiji (gold-sprinkled lacquer), creating a luxurious contrast with the glossy black exterior.
The accompanying artist’s biography documents his exhibition awards and recognition, reflecting his craftsmanship.
The interior bears a commemorative inscription dated autumn 2004, and the lid features the artist’s red seal.
Condition: In excellent overall condition, with a beautiful glossy finish. Minor surface scratches may be present.
Dimensions: 23.5 × 32.5 × 11 cm
Weight: 1,450 g
Weight with original box: 1,700 g
Included: Original box and artist’s documentation.
A splendid example of Japanese decorative lacquerware, combining refined Gold Maki-e artistry with an exceptionally luxurious Nashiji interior.
(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
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Japan
Manufacturer/brand
japanese Lacquerware (日本漆器）
Material
Lacquerware, Gold powder
Style
Antique
Colour
Black, Gold, Silver
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
11 cm
Width
23.5 cm
Depth
32.5 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
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