Japanese lacquerware, known as “urushi” is a highly refined art form with a history that spans over 1500 years. It involves applying multiple layers of lacquer derived from the apof the urushi tree, creating durable, lustrous, and often intricately decoratd objects. Gold powder, know as “maki-e” is frequently used to create designs, a technique that adds significant value and aesthetic appeal.
These plates showcase traditional Japanese motifs such as chrysanthemums and bamboo, which hold symbolic meanings of longevity and resilience. The gold finish and hand painted designs are characteristic of Japanese craftsmanship, aiming for both beauty and functionality. The inclusion of calligraphy suggests a personalized or artistic inscription, further enhancing their collectible nature
Diameter : 5.5”
Condition is very good considering age.
Yes, there are two designs that are duplicated in the set. See images.
Sold as is. All sales are final.
Japanese lacquerware, known as “urushi” is a highly refined art form with a history that spans over 1500 years. It involves applying multiple layers of lacquer derived from the apof the urushi tree, creating durable, lustrous, and often intricately decoratd objects. Gold powder, know as “maki-e” is frequently used to create designs, a technique that adds significant value and aesthetic appeal.
These plates showcase traditional Japanese motifs such as chrysanthemums and bamboo, which hold symbolic meanings of longevity and resilience. The gold finish and hand painted designs are characteristic of Japanese craftsmanship, aiming for both beauty and functionality. The inclusion of calligraphy suggests a personalized or artistic inscription, further enhancing their collectible nature
Diameter : 5.5”
Condition is very good considering age.
Yes, there are two designs that are duplicated in the set. See images.
Sold as is. All sales are final.
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