带有《源氏物语》图案的砚箱(suzuribako) - 漆, 木, 金属 - 日本 - 18世纪(江户时代)





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这件18世纪江户时代的日本漆木砚箱描绘了宫廷庭园与《源氏物语》场景,内含金属水滴、砚台、两支毛笔和一把带铭文的小刀;尺寸为25.5 × 24.1 × 5厘米,品相极佳,有轻微磨损。
卖家的描述
A refined lacquer writing box 硯箱 (suzuribako) decorated with a courtly garden and imagery referring to ‘Wakana I’ 若菜, chapter 34 of The Tale of Genji 源氏物語 (Genji monogatari).
The overhanging lid presents flowering cherry, pine, willow and maple trees behind ornamental latticework and slatted fences. The design is executed in low-relief lacquer 平蒔絵 (hiramaki-e) and high-relief lacquer 高蒔絵 (takamaki-e) in gold against a lustrous black ground, with cut gold foil 切金 (kirigane) enriching the trees.
Inside the lid, bamboo blinds stretch diagonally above a tethered cat and flowering shrubs against a densely sprinkled gold ground. These motifs evoke the episode in which the Third Princess’s cat disturbs her blinds while courtiers play court football 蹴鞠 (kemari) outside, allowing Kashiwagi, son of Tô no Chûjô, an unexpected glimpse of her.
The fitted interior contains a metal water dropper 水滴 (suiteki) shaped like a kemari ball, an inkstone 硯 (suzuri), two brushes and a small inscribed knife. The rims are finished in matt gold lacquer.
Complete with an inscribed wooden storage box.
Period: Japan – 18th century (Edo period)
Approx. dimensions: Height 5 cm, Width 25.5 cm, Depth 24.1 cm.
In excellent condition with minor wear. Please refer to the photographs for a clear impression of the condition.
When shipped, a certificate of authenticity will be included.
卖家故事
A refined lacquer writing box 硯箱 (suzuribako) decorated with a courtly garden and imagery referring to ‘Wakana I’ 若菜, chapter 34 of The Tale of Genji 源氏物語 (Genji monogatari).
The overhanging lid presents flowering cherry, pine, willow and maple trees behind ornamental latticework and slatted fences. The design is executed in low-relief lacquer 平蒔絵 (hiramaki-e) and high-relief lacquer 高蒔絵 (takamaki-e) in gold against a lustrous black ground, with cut gold foil 切金 (kirigane) enriching the trees.
Inside the lid, bamboo blinds stretch diagonally above a tethered cat and flowering shrubs against a densely sprinkled gold ground. These motifs evoke the episode in which the Third Princess’s cat disturbs her blinds while courtiers play court football 蹴鞠 (kemari) outside, allowing Kashiwagi, son of Tô no Chûjô, an unexpected glimpse of her.
The fitted interior contains a metal water dropper 水滴 (suiteki) shaped like a kemari ball, an inkstone 硯 (suzuri), two brushes and a small inscribed knife. The rims are finished in matt gold lacquer.
Complete with an inscribed wooden storage box.
Period: Japan – 18th century (Edo period)
Approx. dimensions: Height 5 cm, Width 25.5 cm, Depth 24.1 cm.
In excellent condition with minor wear. Please refer to the photographs for a clear impression of the condition.
When shipped, a certificate of authenticity will be included.

