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Late Edo Meiji Sakazukidai Exquisite Takamakie Carp Climbing the Waterfall Motif
Late Edo Meiji Sakazukidai Exquisite Takamakie Carp Climbing the Waterfall Motif
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This is a sakazukidai (cup stand) created between the late Edo period and the early Meiji period, adorned with exquisite takamakie (raised lacquer) decoration. The piece was crafted using traditional Japanese lacquerware techniques, and what stands out most is the stunning makie motif of "Koi no Takinobori" (Carp Climbing the Waterfall).
The carp climbing the waterfall is a traditional Japanese symbol of good fortune, representing strength, success, and advancement. The image of a carp ascending a fierce waterfall embodies the perseverance to overcome adversity and the determination to achieve one’s goals. The carp motif on this sakazukidai is intricately detailed, showcasing the high level of craftsmanship involved.
Era: Late Edo period to early Meiji period
Technique: Takamakie (raised lacquer)
Motif: Carp Climbing the Waterfall
SIZE
(stand)
Length: 16cm
Width: 16cm
Height: 15.5cm
Weight: 270g
(Box)
Length: 19cm
Width: 18.5cm
Height: 21cm
total weight: 973g
Carp waterfall climbing design
2 sets of red lacquer plates
Condition: used : There are small scratches and small peeling of lacquer.
The wooden box is deteriorating While it shows signs of natural aging appropriate for its time, it remains in excellent condition.
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-----Shipping-----
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Japan post :4-12days
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