Suzuribako 硯箱 (Writing Inkstone Box) Richly Decorated Throughout with Nashi-ji Maki-e with Black Box VA304 Kitamura Seibo 北村西望

Suzuribako 硯箱 (Writing Inkstone Box) Richly Decorated Throughout with Nashi-ji Maki-e with Black Box VA304 Kitamura Seibo 北村西望Description Suzuribako (Writing Inkstone Box) Richly Decorated Throughout with Nashi ji Maki e with Black Box VA304 This elegant inkstone box is richly decorated throughout with Nashi ji Maki e. Nashiji Makie is that Nashi ji powder is sprinkled on the lacquered area, and then further layers of lacquer are applied and polished out. This technique began in the Kamakura period (1185 1333). It got this name because of its resemblance to the skin of a

Weight: 800g including Double Box

1cm x 53cm

1cmMaterial: PaperTechnique: Woodblock printWeight: 20g

she made her own pottery with waka poems carved with nails

鈴木鳥心 Suzuki Choshin (b1905) Japanese art kakejiku kakemono hanging scroll / Flying Two Cranes with Box RA477

she lost her father at the age of 42 and lived a life of poverty and solitude

along with 鉄翁祖門 Tetsuo Somon (1791-1872) and 三浦梧門 Miura Gomon (1808-1860)

Rengetsu moved from place to place and was known as "Moving house Rengetsu" because of her love of moving

宇津柳石 Uzu Ryuseki (b1889)Born in Osaka in 1889

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with signature and seal 'Tsunenobu' 常信狩野常信 Kano Tsunenobu (1636-1713)Painter of the mid-Edo period

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