A fabulous 19th century round lacquer box covered in intricate textile designs outside, with various blossoming chrysanthemum on a fine Nashiji gold powder base within. It comes enclosed in an age darkened period wooden box protected in a disintegrating silk cloth. The box is 21.5 cm (8-1/2 inches) diameter, 8 cm (over 3 inches) tall and in excellent condition.

Stunning lacquer worker bowl ! Kanshitsu bachi

This is a one-of-a-kind bowl created using the traditional Japanese "Kanshitsu" (dry lacquer) technique, layering lacquer and hemp cloth.
Its vibrant mix of deep red, orange, and black evokes the flickering dance of flames, giving the surface a striking, fiery texture.

Size : 24 cm( 9.5inch) in diameter / Hight 11cm (4.5 inch)
Weight : 860g ( 2 lb)

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A masterful example of Japanese lacquer artistry, this ceremonial display stand is adorned with intricate makie (gold sprinkled lacquer) detailing, centered around a bold depiction of the Tokugawa clan crest—the iconic triple hollyhock (mitsuba aoi) mon—framed by curling waves and stylized cloud patterns in shimmering gold.
Resting atop a deep black lacquered base, the lower section features a striking golden dragon cresting through waves, symbolizing power and protection...

Okushima Keiji Titled Hari Kyushitsu Hai Hakuoshi (Lacquer Lined Sake Cup with gilding. It is 7.5 cm (3 inches) diameter and in excellent condition, directly from the artist. A sumptuous glasssake cup lined with lacquer and gilded with bold by Okushima Keiji.
This work can be purchased as a set with Tokkuri (OK4A) or Katakuchi (OK5A)...

A squirrel in Chinkin etched gold and silver looks back under the draped leaves of a maple, a crescent of mother of pearl moon shining through the branches...

A stunning sake cup by Okushima Keiji enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Hari Kyushitsu Hai Hakuoshi (Glass Lacquer Lined Sake Cup). Ot is 6.5 cm (2-1/2 inches) diameter) and in perfect condition.
This work can be purchased as a set with Tokkuri (OK4A) or Katakuchi (OK5A). This price is the price for Guinomi alone.
Okushima Keiji was born in Kyoto in 1977, and raised in rural Shiga prefecture just over the mountains from his birthplace...

A blown glass sake cup by Okushima Keiji enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Hari-Kyushitsu Hai Haku-oshi (Gilded Lacquer Lined Glass Sake Cup). It is 7.5 cm (roughly 3 inches) diameter and in excellent condition, directly from the artist.
This work can be purchased as a set with Tokkuri (OK4A) or Katakuchi (OK5A)...

Japanese lacquered Edo period jingasa (war hat), crafted in lightweight lacquered material with a distinctive textured surface, designed for both utility and visual impact. This example features a minimalist yet bold gold circular mon (family crest) at the top edge – a mark of identity and status among the samurai class.
The surface exhibits a beautifully aged craquelure pattern in the lacquer, giving the piece a rich, tactile quality...

A fresh water jar for use in the Japanese Matcha Tea Ceremony made up of silver infused colored glass with a lacquered wooden lid enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Hari Mizusashi. The wooden lid has been lacquered and covered in gold. The vessel is 16.5 cm (6-1/2 inches) diameter, 19 cm (7-1/2 inches) tall and in perfect condition, directly from the artist...

Gleaming golden lacquer coats the inside of this dark glass bowl by Okushima Keiji enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Hari Kyushitsu Wan Hakuoshi (Glass Bowl Lined with Lacquer). The glass is blue at the top, settling to olive green then to red tinge spotted with color. The bowl is 13.5 cm (5-1/2 inches) diameter, 8 cm (just over 3 inches) tall and in excellent condition, directly from the artist...

Set of three Japanese late Meiji to Taisho period graduated gold-lacquered sakazuki (sake cups), each constructed of thin, turned red-lacquered wood finely decorated in gold and silver makie-e with scenes of Lake Omi. Housed in a tomobako, wrapped in Shanghai newspaper dated 1921, and with an original note stating they were purchased in Nikko in 1921. Circa 1900 to early 20th century. 5 1/2", 5”, and 4 1/2" diameter. The largest with a small rim chip and two tiny chips to the foot...

A fabulous lacquered urn covered in black with soaring phoenix (Ho-o) with a lid lacquered around the edges but showing the raw, aged wood of the top enclosed in a wooden box dated 1924 stating it was made using Kozai (repurposed wood) from the Ho-o Do of Byodoin Temple in Uji. Inside is completely covered in Nashiji gold powder. It is 9 cm (3-1/2 inches) Diameter, 5 cm (2 inches) tall and in perfect condition.

An amazing carved lacquer box by Ishii Naotake enclosed in the original signed wooden box exhibited at the 31st National Traditional Crafts Exhibition (Nihon Dento Kogeiten) in 1984 published on page of the catalog (included). It is created using multiple layers of colored lacquer which have been meticulously carved through with an intricate design centered around a verde panel of blossoming water-lillies. The box is 27 x 30 x 5.5 cm (11 x 12 x 2 inches) and is in excellent original condition...

Japanese antique black lacquer kiseru-zutsu (pipe case) carved with Shoki the Demon Queller. The pipe case is of the must-zutsu type with two telescoping sections. Attached, is a tobacco pouch the entire outside of which is covered with tiny "forbidden stitch" embroidery...

SUPER LACQUER BOWL

Wooden bowl with such well-accumulated lacquer literally well-used by Japanese lacquerer for long time as a professional work tool. Showa period, 20th century...

Small kobako in natural wood made of a circular cross section, lacquered using both the maki-etechnique and a transparent finish that grant a glossy finish to the bark...

An incense case of layered lacquer carved thorugh in the design of a flower by Living National Treasure Otomaru Kodo enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Tsuishitsu Kogo Hitsuji Gusa (Water Lilly Carved Lacquer Incense Case). It is 6 x 6 x 2.5 cm (2-1/4 x 2-1/4 x 1 inches) and in excellent condition, carefuly preserved in a fine silk lined pouch, the original singed box in turn enclosed in a lacquered outer box (Niju-bako)..
Otomaru Kodo (1898–1987) was a distinguished Jap...

Antique Japanese lacquer panel features a finely detailed gilded phoenix (hō-ō 鳳凰), a symbol of renewal, virtue, and prosperity in Japanese culture. The gold maki-e (蒔絵) lacquer work is intricately applied against a black lacquer background, creating a striking contrast.
The panel was likely part of a larger architectural element or a decorative furnishing, such as a Butsudan (Buddhist shrine) or a tansu chest.
Has mounting chain on rear ready to be displayed.

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