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Japanese Lacquered Natural Stone Bunchin - Scorpion Design by Okada Shihoh (1948-2022)
Japanese Lacquered Natural Stone Bunchin - Scorpion Design by Okada Shihoh (1948-2022)
Inventory #: M2-07
Japanese lacquered natural stone. The design is of a scorpion arachnid done in gold lacquer. There is mother-of-pearl shell inlay.
Created as a bunchin 文鎮 (calligraphy paper weight) but lovely as an okimono 置物 (objet d'art).

Created by artist Okada Shihoh 'Yuji' (1948-2022).

Comes w..
Japanese Inlaid Lacquer Box by Nakayama Osamu
Japanese Inlaid Lacquer Box by Nakayama Osamu
Inventory #: M2A-01
Japanese Showa 50 (1975 - April) lacquer box with mother-of-pearl shell inlay and maki-e 蒔絵 (gold lacquer) modernist design. By artist Nakayama Osamu 中山治.

Comes with tomobako 置物 (original artist signed wooden storage box).

Interior of tomobako lid is signed: 中山治作  N..
Japanese Mid 20th Century Hand Hammered Jungin (Pure Silver) Vase
Japanese Mid 20th Century Hand Hammered Jungin (Pure Silver) Vase
Inventory #: L2U-02
Japanese Showa period (Mid 20th Century) hand hammered jungin 純銀 (pure silver) vase with thin, vertically ribbed pattern. The vase has a dark, oxidized finish.

Impressed mark on bottom: 純銀 jungin (pure silver).

Comes with awasebako 合わせ箱 (matched wooden storage box).

Measur..
Japanese Mid 20th Century Bamboo Ikebana Basket with Wisteria Handle
Japanese Mid 20th Century Bamboo Ikebana Basket with Wisteria Handle
Inventory #: M2A-02
Japanese early to mid 20th Century bamboo ikebana 生け花 (flower arranging) basket.

Woven bamboo with wisteria branch handle and dō 銅 (copper) metal liner. Wonderful small lacing details on side of basket and on top of handle.

Etched mark on bottom: 竹雲之作 Chikuun no saku (work o..
Japanese Heisei Period Lacquer Box with Peony Design by Suzuki Masaya (1932-2013)
Japanese Heisei Period Lacquer Box with Peony Design by Suzuki Masaya (1932-2013)
Inventory #: L2U-10
Japanese late 20th to early 21st Century (Heisei period) lacquer box by artist Suzuki Masaya (1932-2013) whose art or go name was Suzuki Hyosaku III.

Suzuki Masaya was an accomplished lacquer artist, noted as the originator of the technique of lacquer on acrylic. His works are in the collection..
Japanese Inlaid Lacquer & Acrylic Box by Artist Suzuki Masaya (1932-2013)
Japanese Inlaid Lacquer & Acrylic Box by Artist Suzuki Masaya (1932-2013)
Inventory #: L2U-09
Japanese late 20th to early 21st Century (Heisei period) lacquer & acrylic box by artist Suzuki Masaya (1932-2013) whose art or go name was Suzuki Hyosaku III.

Suzuki Masaya was the originator of the technique of lacquer on acrylic. His works are in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museu..
Japanese Art Deco Bronze Crane Okimono by Morimura Torizō (1897-1949)
Japanese Art Deco Bronze Crane Okimono by Morimura Torizō (1897-1949)
Inventory #: M2U-03
Japanese Art Deco cast bronze okimono 置物 (objet d'art) of a standing crane or tsuru 鶴.

By master metal artist Morimura Torizō (1897-1949). He was from Iseasaki in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. A very accomplished craftsman, he was first accepted into the Teiten exhibition in 1927.

Piece co..
Japanese Hammered Iron Zogan Inlaid Vase by Kashima Kazuo (b.1958)
Japanese Hammered Iron Zogan Inlaid Vase by Kashima Kazuo (b.1958)
Inventory #: M2U-02
Japanese hand hammered iron vase with zogan 象嵌 (metal inlay) gold & silver design of interlaid diamond pattern. The bowl form vase has an applied rim of silver. The interior of the vessel is lacquered in red & black.
The vase is by artist Kashima Kazuo (born 1958) from the Taito ward of Tokyo..
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