Japon.inro Edo Period (1603-1868) Kajikawa And Ko-rin (act C.1900 C.1831-)

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Artist: Kajikawa

JAPON.Inro Edo period (1603-1868) Kajikawa and Ko-Rin (act c.1900 c.1831-) Inro to five boxes decorated with a flock of birds and a village lacquer gold, bears a stamp red shaped jar and signing the Kajikawa family manju netsuke was decorated with two characters is signed by Ko-Rin (act c.1900 c.1831-) Small chip top of inro, bordering H: 10 cm x 5 x 3 D: manju: 4.5 cm. 0401357216 hiramaki-e means "Maki-e dish". decoration technique lacquers, developed at the time of Muromachi, which uses a gold powder decor covered with transparent lacquer. Takamaki From e-maki-e "painting dotted". This lacquer decoration technique is to construct the patterns using the sole lacquer or lacquer mixed with other materials (coal powder, dry lacquer powder) before being sprinkled with metal particles.

3 200 €