Japan - Edo Period (1601-1868), Fumibako In Gold Kinji Lacquer And Nashiji Background With Bamboo Decoration.
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Japan- Edo period (1601-1868) circa early 19th century.Fumibako (letter box) in gold kinji lacquer and nashiji background with gold and silver hiramaki-e decorationsof bamboo stems and leaves accompanied by the uguisu character.
The interior is in honeynashiji lacquer.
The engraved silver-plated metal grips are adorned with a three-pointed star motif.
The uguisu character describes a small bird of the passerine family, "the warbler" (a type of nightingale)nightingale) symbolizing harmony with nature, peace and tranquility.Bamboo (take) is one of the three evergreens referred to by the Chinese as "winter's three friends".(along with prunus and pine) as an emblem of longevity. Above all, it representsuprightness and modesty, integrity combined with the suppleness to which the noble man should aspire.(bamboo bends under the snow, but doesn't break).
It is therefore an image of ideal harmony blending strength of spirit and inner humility...
Dimension: Length 25.5 (cm).
Good condition. Normal wear and tear with no effect on the aesthetics of the piece.
A certificate of authenticity binding us to the contents of this advert will be drawn up and given to the purchaser.
We take particular care with our packaging by using optimum protection.Shipment is made with insurance included. Shipping rates: Metropolitan France: 22 euros, European Union countries and Switzerland: 28 euros, Eastern Europe and Maghreb countries: 45 euros, USA, Australia, Asia and the rest of the world: 125 euros.
You can contact us at 0648321409 or 0953253741.
Japan- Edo period (1601-1868) circa early 19th century.Fumibako (letter box) in gold kinji lacquer and nashiji background with gold and silver hiramaki-e decorationsof bamboo stems and leaves accompanied by the uguisu character.
The interior is in honeynashiji lacquer.
The engraved silver-plated metal grips are adorned with a three-pointed star motif.
The uguisu character describes a small bird of the passerine family, "the warbler" (a type of nightingale)nightingale) symbolizing harmony with nature, peace and tranquility.Bamboo (take) is one of the three evergreens referred to by the Chinese as "winter's three friends".(along with prunus and pine) as an emblem of longevity. Above all, it representsuprightness and modesty, integrity combined with the suppleness to which the noble man should aspire.(bamboo bends under the snow, but doesn't break).
It is therefore an image of ideal harmony blending strength of spirit and inner humility...
Dimension: Length 25.5 (cm).
Good condition. Normal wear and tear with no effect on the aesthetics of the piece.
A certificate of authenticity binding us to the contents of this advert will be drawn up and given to the purchaser.
We take particular care with our packaging by using optimum protection.Shipment is made with insurance included. Shipping rates: Metropolitan France: 22 euros, European Union countries and Switzerland: 28 euros, Eastern Europe and Maghreb countries: 45 euros, USA, Australia, Asia and the rest of the world: 125 euros.
You can contact us at 0648321409 or 0953253741.
1 250 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Lacquer
Length: 25,5
Height: 6,5
Reference (ID): 1751273
Availability: In stock
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