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Reiho Sasaki 佐々木麗峰 - Natsume - Wood - Red Lacquer maki-e 朱漆蒔絵棗
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€ 108
12 weeks ago

Reiho Sasaki 佐々木麗峰 - Natsume - Wood - Red Lacquer maki-e 朱漆蒔絵棗

About the Works Artist: Reiho Sasaki 佐々木麗峰 Title of work: Vermilion red lacquered maki-e natsume 朱漆蒔絵棗 This is a beautiful lacquerware tea caddy (natsume) by the renowned Japanese lacquer artist Reiho Sasaki. The vivid vermilion red base is delicately decorated with gold maki-e depicting weeping willow branches and cherry blossoms, symbolizing the elegant beauty of Japan’s four seasons. The interior features a glossy black lacquer finish, creating a striking contrast with the ornate exterior. While practical as a tea caddy for holding matcha, it is also an exquisite work of art. It comes with a signed tomobako inscribed by the artist, making it ideal for both safekeeping and gift-giving. Size: Diameter: 7.2 cm Height: 7.3 cm Weight: 61 g About the Artist Reihou Sasaki is a distinguished Japanese lacquer artist based in Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture. Since 1968, he has been active as a maki-e (gold and silver lacquer decoration) artisan, mainly creating tea utensils such as natsume (tea caddies) and kogo (incense containers). His techniques and unique sense of design are highly valued by tea ceremony practitioners and art enthusiasts. Over the years, Sasaki has exhibited numerous works that blend respect for tradition with a modern sensibility. His elegant and delicate maki-e style stands out in the world of traditional crafts. Among his achievements are awards such as the Urushi Art Association Prize and recognition at the Nihon Geiten (Japan Art Exhibition). Continuing his creative activities, Sasaki’s works express the refined aesthetics of the tea ceremony and convey the allure of Japanese traditional craftsmanship to contemporary audiences. Awards ・Received the Urushi Art Association Prize ・Awarded at the Nihon Geiten (Japan Art Exhibition) Appearance Please see photos for details. Shipping Information Items are shipped from Japan via DHL, FedEx, or Japan Post. A tracking number will be obtained upon shipment. Please note that we are unable to respond to the act of undervaluing an item or declaring it as a gift and shipping it. Obligations of the importer Import duties, taxes and fees are not included in the bid price. These charges are the responsibility of the buyer. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be before bidding or purchasing. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

No. 98826331

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Reiho Sasaki 佐々木麗峰 - Natsume - Wood - Red Lacquer maki-e 朱漆蒔絵棗

Reiho Sasaki 佐々木麗峰 - Natsume - Wood - Red Lacquer maki-e 朱漆蒔絵棗

About the Works
Artist: Reiho Sasaki 佐々木麗峰
Title of work: Vermilion red lacquered maki-e natsume 朱漆蒔絵棗

This is a beautiful lacquerware tea caddy (natsume) by the renowned Japanese lacquer artist Reiho Sasaki. The vivid vermilion red base is delicately decorated with gold maki-e depicting weeping willow branches and cherry blossoms, symbolizing the elegant beauty of Japan’s four seasons.
The interior features a glossy black lacquer finish, creating a striking contrast with the ornate exterior. While practical as a tea caddy for holding matcha, it is also an exquisite work of art.
It comes with a signed tomobako inscribed by the artist, making it ideal for both safekeeping and gift-giving.

Size:
Diameter: 7.2 cm
Height: 7.3 cm
Weight: 61 g

About the Artist
Reihou Sasaki is a distinguished Japanese lacquer artist based in Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture. Since 1968, he has been active as a maki-e (gold and silver lacquer decoration) artisan, mainly creating tea utensils such as natsume (tea caddies) and kogo (incense containers). His techniques and unique sense of design are highly valued by tea ceremony practitioners and art enthusiasts.

Over the years, Sasaki has exhibited numerous works that blend respect for tradition with a modern sensibility. His elegant and delicate maki-e style stands out in the world of traditional crafts. Among his achievements are awards such as the Urushi Art Association Prize and recognition at the Nihon Geiten (Japan Art Exhibition).

Continuing his creative activities, Sasaki’s works express the refined aesthetics of the tea ceremony and convey the allure of Japanese traditional craftsmanship to contemporary audiences.

Awards
・Received the Urushi Art Association Prize
・Awarded at the Nihon Geiten (Japan Art Exhibition)

Appearance
Please see photos for details.

Shipping Information
Items are shipped from Japan via DHL, FedEx, or Japan Post.
A tracking number will be obtained upon shipment.
Please note that we are unable to respond to the act of undervaluing an item or declaring it as a gift and shipping it.

Obligations of the importer
Import duties, taxes and fees are not included in the bid price. These charges are the responsibility of the buyer. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be before bidding or purchasing.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Final bid
€ 108
Marion Oliviero
Expert
Estimate  € 150 - € 200

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