A refined antique Suzuribako硯箱 (writing box) with excellent craftsmanship and beautiful plum blossom designs by gold and silver maki-e techniques.

The outer surface of this Suzuribako shows a black-lacquered lid decorated with gold and silver taka maki-e patterns for vivid plum blossom. These patterns were created with great precision and detail, capturing the beauty of flower in every nuance. The gold and silver lacquer was applied with great skill, creating an effect of depth and three-dimensionality to the floral motif.

The interior of the Suzuribako are coated with nashiji lacquer, a traditional Japanese finish that creates a thick gold dust effect over the entire surface. This finish offers a charming contrast to the glossy black exterior.

The box with two fitted trays, one is housing an inkstone 硯 (suzuri) and a round copper water dropper水滴 (suiteki). the other one is used to put brushes, knife and inks. The back of the inkstone is inscribed with "Made by Murakami村上, of Takada-juku, Sakushu,"

Sakushu作州 is another name for Mimasaka Province美作国, which is now in the northeastern part of Okayama Prefecture. Takada is the old name for the Katsuyama district of Maniwa City, and inkstone materials are mined from the so-called "Suzureyama" near the scenic Kanba Falls.
The oldest existing Takada inkstone is one dated 1643 (Kan'ei 20) in the early Edo period, bearing the inscription "Murakami family of Takada-ju in Sakushu," and it seems that they were actively produced around this time, as inkstone makers are often mentioned in the temple's death registers.

Techniques: Nashiji and Maki-e

Dimensions: 24 x 21 x 4.2 cm

Good condition, there are stains, scratches, chips and wear off of paints due to aging and using, please also take a look at the listed photos for a reference.

Will be well packaged and shipping by Japan Post in fast delivery.


A refined antique Suzuribako硯箱 (writing box) with excellent craftsmanship and beautiful plum blossom designs by gold and silver maki-e techniques.

The outer surface of this Suzuribako shows a black-lacquered lid decorated with gold and silver taka maki-e patterns for vivid plum blossom. These patterns were created with great precision and detail, capturing the beauty of flower in every nuance. The gold and silver lacquer was applied with great skill, creating an effect of depth and three-dimensionality to the floral motif.

The interior of the Suzuribako are coated with nashiji lacquer, a traditional Japanese finish that creates a thick gold dust effect over the entire surface. This finish offers a charming contrast to the glossy black exterior.

The box with two fitted trays, one is housing an inkstone 硯 (suzuri) and a round copper water dropper水滴 (suiteki). the other one is used to put brushes, knife and inks. The back of the inkstone is inscribed with "Made by Murakami村上, of Takada-juku, Sakushu,"

Sakushu作州 is another name for Mimasaka Province美作国, which is now in the northeastern part of Okayama Prefecture. Takada is the old name for the Katsuyama district of Maniwa City, and inkstone materials are mined from the so-called "Suzureyama" near the scenic Kanba Falls.
The oldest existing Takada inkstone is one dated 1643 (Kan'ei 20) in the early Edo period, bearing the inscription "Murakami family of Takada-ju in Sakushu," and it seems that they were actively produced around this time, as inkstone makers are often mentioned in the temple's death registers.

Techniques: Nashiji and Maki-e

Dimensions: 24 x 21 x 4.2 cm

Good condition, there are stains, scratches, chips and wear off of paints due to aging and using, please also take a look at the listed photos for a reference.

Will be well packaged and shipping by Japan Post in fast delivery.

Korszak
1400-1900
Súly
758 g
Cím további információk
szilva virág
Elemek száma
1
Gyártó/Márka
Suzuribako硯箱 (writing box)
Ország
Japán
Tervező/Művész/Készítő
Inkstone signed 'Murakami' 村上
Anyag
Arany, Ezüst, Fa, Réz
Modell
Antik suzuribako硯箱 (íródoboz) nashiji lakkal és arany/ezüst szilvavirágos maki-e-vel
Dinasztikus stílus/korszak
Edo Period (1600-1868)
Művész
Inkstone signed 'Murakami' 村上
Állapot
Jó állapotban - használt, apró kopásnyomokkal
Attribution
Eredeti
Height
4,2 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
24 cm
Becsült időszak
Edo időszak

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Goed verpakt en ziet erg mooi uit! Maar € 40,— geboden en alles bij elkaar toch bijna € 100,— voor betaald. Wel rekening houden met bijkomende kosten.

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Herman1956

very pretty vase, no scratches, perfect condition. fast shipping. very secure packaging.many thanks

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user-50a7d3a10588

Las faltas y desconchones se dejan fotografíar mucho mejor!!Un deconchon grande en un pájaro no se podía ver y identificar como tal!Mal hecho!!

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user-8c88237e86c7

The Mask is really precious, and it has arrived really well packaged!

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user-40f68385e026

The product is perfectly packaged and is in the condition shown in the photos. You have to expect a longer delivery time (approx. 3 weeks) and customs - the seller is outside the EU. The seller is ser

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user-24e94bb8bda7

Hi Takashima, I received the package today. The mask is fine and I like it very much. I really appreciate the careful packaging. Have a nice day. Pavol

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user-24e94bb8bda7

Amazing same-day delivery within Japan!! Beautiful mask. It's even nicer in real life than in the photos. I'm very impressed! Thank you.

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user-3a1091716fc3

Heel goed afgehandeld , ik had een vraag over de bezorging die is goed afgehandeld. Netjes verpakt en in een goede staat aangekomen.

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user-76f48b176d0d

Very beautiful and very nicely packed !!! Thank you and many greetings from Belgium - GHENT to JAPAN !

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user-e5c81cf

Quick delivery, very well packed and very friendly communication! Thank you!

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363 visszajelzés (242 az elmúlt 12 hónap során)
  1. 237
  2. 5
  3. 0

Goed verpakt en ziet erg mooi uit! Maar € 40,— geboden en alles bij elkaar toch bijna € 100,— voor betaald. Wel rekening houden met bijkomende kosten.

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