Hida Shunkei Nuri Lacquer Hira Natsume Tea Caddy w/ Box Takayama Funadansu the celebrated transparent lacquer tradition

the celebrated transparent lacquer tradition of the Hida Takayama region of Gifu Prefecture

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1880's) lidded ceramic Imari bowl made of a high fire ceramic for lasting durability

modernist shape suggests adaptation to yōfuku (Western-influenced) hairstyles popular among Meiji and Taishō women

With genial doling hills and golden clouds reminiscent of the Heian era

Hida Shunkei Nuri Lacquer Hira Natsume Tea Caddy w/ Box Takayama Funadansu the celebrated transparent lacquer traditionHida Shunkei Nuri Lacquer Hira Natsume Tea Caddy with Tomobako Presentation Box Takayama Japan, Showa period 2. 5 in H 3 in dia (6 8 cm); Weight: under 1 lb (under 0. 5 kg) A hira natsume () in Hida Shunkei nuri (), the celebrated transparent lacquer tradition of the Hida Takayama region of Gifu Prefecture. Shunkei lacquerware () originated in Takayama during the early Edo period and became one of Japan's most distinguished regional lacquer styles,