日本折叠屏风 - 日本六曲屏风——歌川国貞版美人——福井朝日堂,京都纸 - 日本 (没有保留价)

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京都福井旭堂日本六扇屏风,后期装饰性再现,基于歌川国貞(Kunisada)作品,纸质材质,银色、金色和蓝色金属背景,尺寸宽51 cm、高25 cm、厚5 cm,状态极好,包含原装存放盒及福井旭堂说明书。

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Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen – Beauties after Utagawa Kunisada – Fukui Asahido, Kyoto

An elegant Japanese six-panel decorative folding screen produced by Fukui Asahido Co., Ltd., Kyoto, Japan, featuring a composition after Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III, 1786–1865), one of the most celebrated ukiyo-e artists of the Edo period.

The screen depicts elegantly dressed beauties and figures in colourful traditional Japanese garments. The composition is arranged across six folding panels and set against a striking fan-shaped design with shimmering silver, gold and blue tones.

The metallic background reflects the light beautifully and changes in appearance depending on the viewing angle, making this a particularly attractive decorative object for a Japanese-inspired or eclectic interior.

The screen can be displayed standing in a traditional zig-zag arrangement and can also be folded compactly for storage.

An explanatory sheet from Fukui Asahido Co., Ltd., Kyoto, Japan is included, together with the original storage box.

Please note:
This is a later decorative reproduction based on a work by Utagawa Kunisada and is not an original Edo-period ukiyo-e artwork by Kunisada. The signature/seal visible in the depicted composition forms part of the reproduced artwork.

Condition
The screen is in good overall condition. The colours remain vivid and the metallic background retains an attractive lustre.

There may be minor signs of age, storage and handling. Please carefully examine all photographs, including the surface, edges and folding sections, as they form an important part of the condition description.

Included

Japanese six-panel folding screen
Original storage box
Fukui Asahido explanatory sheet

Dimensions

Made in Kyoto, Japan.

A highly decorative Japanese interior piece combining the elegant form of the traditional folding screen with the imagery of one of the best-known masters of ukiyo-e.

Shipping

The item will be carefully packed and shipped from Japan via Japan Post with tracking.

Please note that international postal delivery may take longer than courier services. Delivery times can vary considerably depending on the destination country, local postal services and customs clearance. Please allow sufficient time for international delivery.

Customs duties and taxes

Import duties, VAT, customs clearance fees and any other charges imposed in the destination country are, where applicable, the responsibility of the buyer and are not included in the item price or shipping cost.

The amount and application of these charges depend on the regulations of the destination country. Buyers are advised to check their local import regulations before bidding.

Description

Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen – Beauties after Utagawa Kunisada – Fukui Asahido, Kyoto

An elegant Japanese six-panel decorative folding screen produced by Fukui Asahido Co., Ltd., Kyoto, Japan, featuring a composition after Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III, 1786–1865), one of the most celebrated ukiyo-e artists of the Edo period.

The screen depicts elegantly dressed beauties and figures in colourful traditional Japanese garments. The composition is arranged across six folding panels and set against a striking fan-shaped design with shimmering silver, gold and blue tones.

The metallic background reflects the light beautifully and changes in appearance depending on the viewing angle, making this a particularly attractive decorative object for a Japanese-inspired or eclectic interior.

The screen can be displayed standing in a traditional zig-zag arrangement and can also be folded compactly for storage.

An explanatory sheet from Fukui Asahido Co., Ltd., Kyoto, Japan is included, together with the original storage box.

Please note:
This is a later decorative reproduction based on a work by Utagawa Kunisada and is not an original Edo-period ukiyo-e artwork by Kunisada. The signature/seal visible in the depicted composition forms part of the reproduced artwork.

Condition
The screen is in good overall condition. The colours remain vivid and the metallic background retains an attractive lustre.

There may be minor signs of age, storage and handling. Please carefully examine all photographs, including the surface, edges and folding sections, as they form an important part of the condition description.

Included

Japanese six-panel folding screen
Original storage box
Fukui Asahido explanatory sheet

Dimensions

Made in Kyoto, Japan.

A highly decorative Japanese interior piece combining the elegant form of the traditional folding screen with the imagery of one of the best-known masters of ukiyo-e.

Shipping

The item will be carefully packed and shipped from Japan via Japan Post with tracking.

Please note that international postal delivery may take longer than courier services. Delivery times can vary considerably depending on the destination country, local postal services and customs clearance. Please allow sufficient time for international delivery.

Customs duties and taxes

Import duties, VAT, customs clearance fees and any other charges imposed in the destination country are, where applicable, the responsibility of the buyer and are not included in the item price or shipping cost.

The amount and application of these charges depend on the regulations of the destination country. Buyers are advised to check their local import regulations before bidding.

详细资料

时代
2000年后
国家
日本
制造商/品牌
Fukui Akaishido Kyoto
设计师/艺术家/制作者
Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen – Beauties after Utagawa Kunisada – Fukui Asahido, Kyoto
材质
Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen – Beauties after Utagawa Kunisada – Fukui Asahido, Kyoto Paper,
状态
状态极佳 - 几乎没有使用过,老化及磨损的迹象极小
高度
25 cm
宽度
51 cm
深度
5 cm
推算时期
2020年及之后
日本经验证
318
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