Japanese Shippo Enamel Brooches & Obi-dome – Collection / Lot This lot consists of a beautiful collection of traditional Japanese Shippo (cloisonné enamel) jewellery, including brooches and obi-dome (kimono belt ornaments). Each piece is crafted using the Shippo enamel technique, in which finely colored glass enamel is fired onto a metal base, creating vivid colors, depth, and a smooth glossy surface. The word “Shippo” means “Seven Treasures” in Japanese, symbolizing harmony, beauty, and refinement. The designs feature elegant floral and abstract motifs, showcasing the craftsmanship typical of mid to late Showa period (20th century) Japanese enamel work. Several pieces are housed in their original wooden presentation boxes, which enhances their collectible and cultural value. These items can be worn as jewellery, used as obi-dome for kimono styling, or appreciated as small decorative art objects. Details • Origin: Japan • Technique: Shippo (cloisonné enamel) • Material: Enamel on metal (copper base), glass enamel • Objects: Brooches and obi-dome • Period: Showa period (approx. mid–late 20th century) • Condition: Very good vintage condition, with minor signs of age consistent with time • Sold as: Collection / Lot (as shown in photos) A rare opportunity to acquire a well-preserved group of Japanese enamel jewellery, ideal for collectors of Asian art, vintage jewellery, or traditional Japanese crafts.