Box with Chinese lions design in makie

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Tsuda Tokumin, Maruni Craft, Lacquerware Manufacture Shop

  • Showa period, ca. 1948
  • makie on lacquered metal

Crafts – Lacquerware

The upper part of this box is finished in white, and the top of the lid is decorated with a Chinese lion and its cub running happily, facing each other, while the sides are decorated with red peonies. The base is made of light metal, mainly aluminum, and lacquer is applied on top of it for maki-e (sprinkled metal) decoration. The box was formerly owned by the family of the Prince of Chichibu.(「Imperial Splendor:Artworks Related to the Tohoku Region」2021)

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Title/Name Box with Chinese lions design in makie
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Name
Artist/
Creator
Tsuda Tokumin Maruni Craft, Lacquerware Manufacture Shop
Period/Era Showa period
Century
Quantity
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Material/
Technique
maki-e
Signature/
Inscriptions
Accessories/
Contents
Country/
Origin
Excavation
Site
Related
Place
Fukushima
Provenance
Collection
No.
SZK003861
Category CraftsLacquerware
Cultural
Property
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Box with Chinese lions design in makie

Box with Chinese lions design in makie

The upper part of this box is finished in white, and the top of the lid is decorated with a Chinese lion and its cub running happily, facing each other, while the sides are decorated with red peonies. The base is made of light metal, mainly aluminum, and lacquer is applied on top of it for maki-e (sprinkled metal) decoration. The box was formerly owned by the family of the Prince of Chichibu.(「Imperial Splendor:Artworks Related to the Tohoku Region」2021)