#takamaki-e

[desimonewayland]

LACQUER SUZURIBAKO [WRITING BOX] WITH LANDSCAPES, ATTRIBUTED TO THE IGARASHI SCHOOL, EDO PERIOD, 17TH CENTURY

The rectangular writing box with overhanging cover, finely decorated in gold, silver and black hiramaki-e, takamaki-e and hirame on a black ground and inlaid in gold foil with a scene of a fishing village beneath a silvery moon, the interior of the cover a lakeside landscape, the waterdropper in copper gilt depicting geese, rectangular slate inkstone with fundame edge, silver rims

Sotheby’s

[fujiwara57]

Les plus belles œuvres des artisans japonais.

Vases exécutés à partir de défenses d’éléphant - période Meiji jidai 明治時代 (1868-1912).

1 - vase en ivoire sujet décoré d’or et des couleurs rouge et noire. Technique :  Hiramaki-e 平蒔絵 , takamaki-e 平蒔絵 , nashiji 梨子地 &   hiramefun 平目粉. Hauteur : 25,7 cm

2 - Paire de vases en ivoire, signés Masamitsu. Chaque vase est incrusté dans le style shibayama 芝山 avec , parmi les fleurs, des coqs, des poules et des martins-pêcheurs. Hauteur : 34 cm

[desimonewayland]

Inkstone Box (Suzuribako) with Cherry Blossom and Fence Design

Unidentified Artist Early Edo period, 17th century

Medium: Lacquer on wood with decoration in gold and silver utilizing the hiramaki-e (low-relief sprinkled design), takamaki-e (high-relief sprinkled design), nashiji ("pear-skinned" ground), and kanagai (sheet gold and silver appliqué) techniques, with applied kirigane (cut gold and silver) and with sheet-lead inlays; stone, metal, and enamel fittings

Harvard Art Museums

[animus-inviolabilis]

Netsuke in the form of snails on a piece of bamboo with an Inro in the form of a tree trunk with a bear and waterfall Early 18th Century

[japaneseaesthetics]

Japanese tiered box decorated with clam shells used in the shell matching game (kai awase) in high-relief lacquer (takamaki-e), 19th century. Victoria and Albert Museum, inv. no. 822:1-1869. ©Victoria and Albert Museum, London