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Cabinet with chrysanthemum design in makie and raden (mother-of-pearl inlay)

Kawanobe Iccho, and others ( Kawanobe Iccho 1830-1910/Unno Shomin 1844-1915/Rokkaku Shisui 1867-1950 )

  • Meiji period, 1903
  • lacquer on wood, makie
  • Meiji period, 1903 | lacquer on wood, makie |

Crafts - Lacquerware

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正面
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下棚扉部分
00524-01-001
上棚側板
00524-01-002
下絵(修理後)・甲板表1
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下絵(修理後)・甲板表2
d-0658-01-002
下絵(修理後)・甲板裏1
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下絵(修理後)・甲板裏2
d-0658-01-004
下絵(修理後)・上棚内表面
d-0658-01-019
下絵(修理後)・下棚扉左表
d-0658-01-027
下絵(修理後)・下棚扉右表
d-0658-01-028

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Cabinet with chrysanthemum design in makie and raden (mother-of-pearl inlay)

Cabinet with chrysanthemum design in makie and raden (mother-of-pearl inlay)

11 years were spent to complete this cabinet from the ordering of the design by the Imperial Household Ministry to the Tokyo Fine Arts School (current Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music). Chrysanthemum and bird patterns by takamakie and mother of pearl inlay were arranged overall even on the reverse side of the cabinet boards. The technique and the perfection are prominent especially among the lacquer works of the Meiji era.(「New Edition Grace, Beauty and Inqenuity-Masterpices of the Museum of Imperial Collections, Sannomaru Shozokan Vol.2」2003)