Japanese Tray With A Kacho Lacquer Design - Japan
A wooden tray finely decorated with leaves and a grasshopper in gold and silver maki-e lacquer with mother-of-pearl inlay (a technique known as raden).
The lacquerwork is of high quality, featuring the classic kachô motif (animals and plants) that celebrates nature.
The underside is covered with lacquered fabric to reinforce the piece (a traditional Japanese technique).
A mother-of-pearl cartouche bears the artist’s signature in gold lacquer (unread ).
Minor chips and stains due to the piece’s age.
Japan, Meiji era,
The lacquerwork is of high quality, featuring the classic kachô motif (animals and plants) that celebrates nature.
The underside is covered with lacquered fabric to reinforce the piece (a traditional Japanese technique).
A mother-of-pearl cartouche bears the artist’s signature in gold lacquer (unread ).
Minor chips and stains due to the piece’s age.
Japan, Meiji era,
23 x 15.5 x 2.5 cm.
480 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Solid wood
Length: 23
Width: 15,5
Height: 2,5
Reference (ID): 1857177
Availability: In stock
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