Japanese Golden Carp In Lacquer By Zo Hiko Of Kyoto, 1920s.
Japanese golden carp in lacquered wood from the Zo Hiko house in Kyoto, Japan, 1920s.
In Japan, the koi carp has multiple meanings. This emblematic fish represents bravery, perseverance, courage, and love. As a result, it occupies an important place in the art of Japanese tattooing. This symbol is highly valued in Japanese culture. A cultural heritage, the koi carp is a source of great pride in the archipelago, particularly in the village of Yamakoshi, its birthplace. It also appears in Japanese prints and paintings by the great masters, as it is so adored.
In Japan, the koi carp has multiple meanings. This emblematic fish represents bravery, perseverance, courage, and love. As a result, it occupies an important place in the art of Japanese tattooing. This symbol is highly valued in Japanese culture. A cultural heritage, the koi carp is a source of great pride in the archipelago, particularly in the village of Yamakoshi, its birthplace. It also appears in Japanese prints and paintings by the great masters, as it is so adored.
1 800 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Lacquer
Width: 30 cm
Height: 9 cm
Reference (ID): 1588175
Availability: In stock
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