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No. 82491303

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Fujisawa Junji (1919-after 1970) - Tray - Stunning modern lacquered tray with western orchid maki-e design, marked - including inscribed - Gold, Lacquer, Mother of pearl, Wood
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€ 360
7 weeks ago

Fujisawa Junji (1919-after 1970) - Tray - Stunning modern lacquered tray with western orchid maki-e design, marked - including inscribed - Gold, Lacquer, Mother of pearl, Wood

Giovanni Bottero

Selected by Giovanni Bottero
Very fine work, exquisite maki-e workmanship and design, impressive tray. It would be nice display in your home. Fujisawa Junji was born in 1919 in the village of Yasuhara in Kagawa Prefecture. He graduated from the Takamatsu School of the Industrial Arts in 1937. After that Fujisawa moved to Tokyo to study at the Tokyo School of Fine Art. He started to exhibit in Showa 16 (1941) and took part at many Nitten exhibitions and won numerous awards. With original signed and sealed tomobako. Dimensions: 30,5 x 30,2 x 2,8 cm Very good condition, there are signs of wear from age and normal use, scratches, marks, rubbing; for condition, please, take a look at pictures. Stand is not included. Registered shipping, well packed for safe and fast delivering.

No. 82491303

Sold
Fujisawa Junji (1919-after 1970) - Tray - Stunning modern lacquered tray with western orchid maki-e design, marked - including inscribed - Gold, Lacquer, Mother of pearl, Wood

Fujisawa Junji (1919-after 1970) - Tray - Stunning modern lacquered tray with western orchid maki-e design, marked - including inscribed - Gold, Lacquer, Mother of pearl, Wood

Very fine work, exquisite maki-e workmanship and design, impressive tray.
It would be nice display in your home.

Fujisawa Junji was born in 1919 in the village of Yasuhara in Kagawa Prefecture. He graduated from the Takamatsu School of the Industrial Arts in 1937. After that Fujisawa moved to Tokyo to study at the Tokyo School of Fine Art. He started to exhibit in Showa 16 (1941) and took part at many Nitten exhibitions and won numerous awards.

With original signed and sealed tomobako.


Dimensions: 30,5 x 30,2 x 2,8 cm

Very good condition, there are signs of wear from age and normal use, scratches, marks, rubbing; for condition, please, take a look at pictures.

Stand is not included.

Registered shipping, well packed for safe and fast delivering.

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