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Set of stationery stand and ink-stone box with Japanese yellow rose design in makie

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  • Meiji period, c. 1889
  • lacquer on wood, makie
  • set

Crafts – Lacquerware

A gift from the Empress (Empress Dowager Shoken) to the Crown Prince (Emperor Taisho), on the occasion of Rittaishi-rei (Ceremonial Investiture of the Crown Prince) in 1889. Two types of Japanese Yellow Roses, double petalled and single petalled, and young pines at a river bank are depicted in taka-makie, which can be considered to be the theme of a waka poem.(「Auspicious Events of the Meiji Period The History of the Imperial Household in the Modern Age」2018)

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Title/Name Set of stationery stand and ink-stone box with Japanese yellow rose design in makie
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wood lacquer maki-e
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SZK003416
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Set of stationery stand and ink-stone box with Japanese yellow rose design in makie

Set of stationery stand and ink-stone box with Japanese yellow rose design in makie

A gift from the Empress (Empress Dowager Shoken) to the Crown Prince (Emperor Taisho), on the occasion of Rittaishi-rei (Ceremonial Investiture of the Crown Prince) in 1889. Two types of Japanese Yellow Roses, double petalled and single petalled, and young pines at a river bank are depicted in taka-makie, which can be considered to be the theme of a waka poem.(「Auspicious Events of the Meiji Period The History of the Imperial Household in the Modern Age」2018)