Tamura Isshu
Tea Caddy with Ferns, 2001
Makie-e gold and black lacquer on wood
Size 2¾ x 2¾ x 2¾ in. (7.4 x 7.3 x 7.3 cm)
T-4507-1
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A natsume (tea caddy), the turned-wood body finished in polished mirror-black roiro lacquer and decorated in gold togidashi maki-e and takamaki-e and gold hirame on the top and sides with...
A natsume (tea caddy), the turned-wood body finished in polished mirror-black roiro lacquer and decorated in gold togidashi maki-e and takamaki-e and gold hirame on the top and sides with ferns, the interior and base in gold nashiji, the rims in gold lacquer.
Signed underneath in gold takamaki-e characters Isshū. Comes with its original fitted kiri-wood tomobako storage box signed underneath Isshū and sealed Isshū.
Tamura started his maki-e apprenticeship in 1977 under the acclaimed maki-e artist Kiyose Ikkō and has received numerous prizes for his outstanding quality works. He lives and works in Kanazawa.
Signed underneath in gold takamaki-e characters Isshū. Comes with its original fitted kiri-wood tomobako storage box signed underneath Isshū and sealed Isshū.
Tamura started his maki-e apprenticeship in 1977 under the acclaimed maki-e artist Kiyose Ikkō and has received numerous prizes for his outstanding quality works. He lives and works in Kanazawa.
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