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Set of a stationery stand and ink-stone box with narrow ivy road design in makie (transmitted in the imperial court)
- Azuchi-Momoyama period, 16th century
- makie, on lacquered wood
Crafts – Lacquerware
The theme of these pieces are the scene when a hero travels east from Kyoto in the Tale of Ise. The ivy vines express Utsunoyama, and the oi (backpack) expresses the mountain ascetic who a hero entrusted a letter to a woman he left in Kyoto, also expressed within this design. It is gorgeously depicted with gold and silver plates together with taka-makie, decorated with sliver metal fittings in the form of exquisitely carved ivy, showing the spirit of the Momoyama era. （「Passing Art works to the Future」2013）
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| Title/Name | Set of a stationery stand and ink-stone box with narrow ivy road design in makie (transmitted in the imperial court) |
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| Period/Era | Azuchi-Momoyama period |
| Century | 16c. |
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wood lacquer maki-e |
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| Related Place |
Shizuoka Kyoto |
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| Collection No. |
SZK003117 |
| Category | Crafts – Lacquerware |
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https://shozokan.nich.go.jp/en/collection/object/SZK003117
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| Last Updated |
2022/12/20 |
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Set of a stationery stand and ink-stone box with narrow ivy road design in makie (transmitted in the imperial court)
Set of a stationery stand and ink-stone box with narrow ivy road design in makie (transmitted in the imperial court)
The theme of these pieces are the scene when a hero travels east from Kyoto in the Tale of Ise. The ivy vines express Utsunoyama, and the oi (backpack) expresses the mountain ascetic who a hero entrusted a letter to a woman he left in Kyoto, also expressed within this design. It is gorgeously depicted with gold and silver plates together with taka-makie, decorated with sliver metal fittings in the form of exquisitely carved ivy, showing the spirit of the Momoyama era. （「Passing Art works to the Future」2013）