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Vintage Japanese Tsugaru Lacquerware Vase – Karanuri 唐塗 – Tenbari Style – Urushi Lacquer – Original Box – Aomori, Japan
## Vintage Japanese Tsugaru Lacquerware Vase – Karanuri (唐塗)
A striking vintage Japanese Tsugaru lacquerware vase from the Tsugaru region of Aomori Prefecture, northern Japan.
This tall cylindrical vase is finished in **Karanuri (唐塗)**, the best-known and most representative decorative technique of traditional Tsugaru lacquerware.
The surface displays complex layers of red, green, yellow-gold and dark lacquer, creating an intricate organic pattern across the entire body. Depending on the angle and lighting, the polished surface produces different reflections and depths of colour, giving the vase a particularly rich and dynamic appearance.
The original box is labelled in Japanese **「津軽塗」 (Tsugaru-nuri / Tsugaru Lacquerware).**
### Traditional Tsugaru Craftsmanship
Tsugaru lacquerware is one of the most important traditional crafts of Aomori Prefecture and has a history extending back more than 300 years to the Edo period.
It developed around Hirosaki in the Tsugaru region of Aomori Prefecture, an area of northern Japan famous for its long, severe and exceptionally snowy winters.
Karanuri is especially renowned for its labor-intensive production process. Traditional Karanuri requires approximately **48 individual processes**, repeatedly applying, drying, polishing and revealing different layers of lacquer.
Completing the process normally requires at least **one and a half to two months**.
Rather than simply painting a decorative design onto the surface, the distinctive Karanuri pattern is gradually created through repeated layers of coloured lacquer followed by careful polishing. The different layers are revealed during this process, producing the characteristic abstract pattern and remarkable visual depth associated with Karanuri.
For this reason, every finished surface develops its own individual appearance, making each piece visually unique.
The combination of numerous production stages, long drying periods and skilled hand-finishing makes traditional Tsugaru lacquerware a remarkable example of Japanese craftsmanship.
### Cultural Significance
Tsugaru lacquerware developed from lacquer techniques practiced in the Tsugaru domain during the Edo period and has been passed down through generations of craftsmen.
Today, traditional Tsugaru lacquerware is appreciated not only as functional Japanese lacquerware but also as decorative art and an important example of Japan's traditional craft heritage.
The bold abstract Karanuri pattern of this vase also gives it a surprisingly modern appearance, making it suitable for traditional Japanese interiors as well as contemporary European, modern or Japandi-style spaces.
### Item Details
* Origin: Japan
* Region: Tsugaru, Aomori Prefecture
* Craft: Tsugaru lacquerware (津軽塗)
* Technique: **Karanuri (唐塗)**
* Type / Model: Tenbari-style vase
* Surface: Lacquer finish
* Base material: Urea resin
* Height: approx. 24 cm
* Diameter: approx. 8 cm
* Weight: approx. 650 g
* Original box included
### Condition
The vase has been carefully preserved.
The exterior remains in very good overall condition for its age, retaining an attractive glossy surface and vivid Karanuri decoration. No significant exterior damage is apparent under normal viewing.
There are some minor signs of age and use inside the vase.
The original storage box shows age-related wear from long-term storage, including rubbing, staining, edge and corner wear, minor damage, and a torn/damaged area on the upper surface.
Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an important part of the description and provide the best indication of the item's actual condition.
Because no original documentation identifying the workshop or exact production date accompanies the piece, the maker, workshop and precise age remain unknown.
A highly decorative example of Japanese Tsugaru lacquerware, combining the traditional craftsmanship of Karanuri with a bold and almost contemporary abstract pattern.
Its rich colours, glossy lacquer surface and individually created pattern make it an attractive piece for collectors of Japanese lacquerware, traditional Japanese crafts and decorative art, as well as for display in Japanese, modern or Japandi-style interiors.
■Please Note■
Shipping Information:
Items are shipped from Japan.
As this involves international shipping, please be sure to check the shipping costs before placing a bid.
Items are packed with great care to prevent damage during transit.
Shipping costs are calculated based on the net weight of the item, packaging materials, and the weight of the shipping box.
Depending on the situation, items will be shipped via DHL, FedEx, or Japan Post.
Delivery typically takes 1 to 3 weeks.
Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost.
These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
You may be contacted by phone or email by customs authorities in your country or the shipping carrier regarding customs clearance procedures.
Please ensure you are available to answer the phone.
If the carrier is unable to contact you, the package will be returned to us, and you will be charged double the shipping fee for re-shipment.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
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Vintage Japanese Tsugaru Lacquerware Vase – Karanuri 唐塗 – Tenbari Style – Urushi Lacquer – Original Box – Aomori, Japan
## Vintage Japanese Tsugaru Lacquerware Vase – Karanuri (唐塗)
A striking vintage Japanese Tsugaru lacquerware vase from the Tsugaru region of Aomori Prefecture, northern Japan.
This tall cylindrical vase is finished in **Karanuri (唐塗)**, the best-known and most representative decorative technique of traditional Tsugaru lacquerware.
The surface displays complex layers of red, green, yellow-gold and dark lacquer, creating an intricate organic pattern across the entire body. Depending on the angle and lighting, the polished surface produces different reflections and depths of colour, giving the vase a particularly rich and dynamic appearance.
The original box is labelled in Japanese **「津軽塗」 (Tsugaru-nuri / Tsugaru Lacquerware).**
### Traditional Tsugaru Craftsmanship
Tsugaru lacquerware is one of the most important traditional crafts of Aomori Prefecture and has a history extending back more than 300 years to the Edo period.
It developed around Hirosaki in the Tsugaru region of Aomori Prefecture, an area of northern Japan famous for its long, severe and exceptionally snowy winters.
Karanuri is especially renowned for its labor-intensive production process. Traditional Karanuri requires approximately **48 individual processes**, repeatedly applying, drying, polishing and revealing different layers of lacquer.
Completing the process normally requires at least **one and a half to two months**.
Rather than simply painting a decorative design onto the surface, the distinctive Karanuri pattern is gradually created through repeated layers of coloured lacquer followed by careful polishing. The different layers are revealed during this process, producing the characteristic abstract pattern and remarkable visual depth associated with Karanuri.
For this reason, every finished surface develops its own individual appearance, making each piece visually unique.
The combination of numerous production stages, long drying periods and skilled hand-finishing makes traditional Tsugaru lacquerware a remarkable example of Japanese craftsmanship.
### Cultural Significance
Tsugaru lacquerware developed from lacquer techniques practiced in the Tsugaru domain during the Edo period and has been passed down through generations of craftsmen.
Today, traditional Tsugaru lacquerware is appreciated not only as functional Japanese lacquerware but also as decorative art and an important example of Japan's traditional craft heritage.
The bold abstract Karanuri pattern of this vase also gives it a surprisingly modern appearance, making it suitable for traditional Japanese interiors as well as contemporary European, modern or Japandi-style spaces.
### Item Details
* Origin: Japan
* Region: Tsugaru, Aomori Prefecture
* Craft: Tsugaru lacquerware (津軽塗)
* Technique: **Karanuri (唐塗)**
* Type / Model: Tenbari-style vase
* Surface: Lacquer finish
* Base material: Urea resin
* Height: approx. 24 cm
* Diameter: approx. 8 cm
* Weight: approx. 650 g
* Original box included
### Condition
The vase has been carefully preserved.
The exterior remains in very good overall condition for its age, retaining an attractive glossy surface and vivid Karanuri decoration. No significant exterior damage is apparent under normal viewing.
There are some minor signs of age and use inside the vase.
The original storage box shows age-related wear from long-term storage, including rubbing, staining, edge and corner wear, minor damage, and a torn/damaged area on the upper surface.
Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an important part of the description and provide the best indication of the item's actual condition.
Because no original documentation identifying the workshop or exact production date accompanies the piece, the maker, workshop and precise age remain unknown.
A highly decorative example of Japanese Tsugaru lacquerware, combining the traditional craftsmanship of Karanuri with a bold and almost contemporary abstract pattern.
Its rich colours, glossy lacquer surface and individually created pattern make it an attractive piece for collectors of Japanese lacquerware, traditional Japanese crafts and decorative art, as well as for display in Japanese, modern or Japandi-style interiors.
■Please Note■
Shipping Information:
Items are shipped from Japan.
As this involves international shipping, please be sure to check the shipping costs before placing a bid.
Items are packed with great care to prevent damage during transit.
Shipping costs are calculated based on the net weight of the item, packaging materials, and the weight of the shipping box.
Depending on the situation, items will be shipped via DHL, FedEx, or Japan Post.
Delivery typically takes 1 to 3 weeks.
Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost.
These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
You may be contacted by phone or email by customs authorities in your country or the shipping carrier regarding customs clearance procedures.
Please ensure you are available to answer the phone.
If the carrier is unable to contact you, the package will be returned to us, and you will be charged double the shipping fee for re-shipment.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

