Ryukyu-style lacquered stand for tea ceremony utensils
- Edo period, 17-18th century
- lacquered wood
- 1 piece
- Edo period, 17-18th century | lacquered wood | 1 piece |
Crafts - Lacquerware
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Ryukyu-style lacquered stand for tea ceremony utensils
Ryukyu-style lacquered stand for tea ceremony utensils
A tea ceremony table with two posts supporting the surface board, on which pavilions and human figures are depicted. Inter-linking circles and arabesque patterns are applied framing the boards and on the posts. The designs are quite colorful expressed by mitsudae, urushie, and hakue techniques. Records show that a set of Chinese tea utensils such as a water jar and ladle stand were placed on this table.（「New Edition Grace, Beauty and Inqenuity-Masterpices of the Museum of Imperial Collections, Sannomaru Shozokan Vol.1」2003）