Japanese Antique Negoro Lacquerware Bowls 4pc Set Signed Momoyama Period KG47

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Japanese Antique Negoro Lacquerware Bowls 4pc Set Signed Momoyama to Early Edo Period KG47

Description
This is a set of four Japanese Negoro lacquerware bowls, signed on the base, dating from the Momoyama to early Edo period. The vivid vermilion lacquer has naturally worn over time, revealing the underlying black layers, which conveys the distinctive beauty and history of Negoro ware. In addition, some bowls show fine, thin mesh-like wrinkles on the surface, a characteristic often found in older pieces from this era.

Features

• Material: Wood with lacquer finish

• Type: Set of 4 bowls (including footed and flat types)

• Distinctive Negoro lacquer, revealing layers of vermilion and black

• Signed on the underside

• Surface shows thin mesh-like wrinkles, typical of old works from this period

Uses
Ideal for collectors of Japanese antiques, tea ceremony enthusiasts, or as decorative display pieces highlighting the artistry of Negoro lacquerware from the Momoyama to early Edo period.

Size

• Height: 2.5cm – 8cm / approx. 1 – 3.1 inches

• Diameter: 10.7cm – 13cm / approx. 4.2 – 5.1 inches

• Total Weight: 305g

Condition
Used. There are chips, scratches, and areas where the lacquer has worn away, consistent with age and use. These elements enhance the historical character and appeal of the set.

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