Late Meiji / Early Taisho (late 19th to early 20th century) Zohiko gold lacquer & maki-e tray of the famed Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji / Rokuon-ji).
Signed with the Zohiko elephant seal on the reverse.
Renderings of the Golden Pavilion in Zohiko works are rare, making this a coveted collector's item.
Condition is good. No restorations, some water spots and wear from antique use.
Functional as a tray for serving, bento-style dining, or tea ceremony.
This is a beautiful piece. Please observe the minute detail of the gold maki-e powderwork and the masterful artistry in applied lacquer brushwork.
With handles for practical use, though not recommended.
This gorgeous antique should be hung on the wall or displayed in your curio cabinet.
Late Meiji / Early Taisho (late 19th to early 20th century) Zohiko gold lacquer & maki-e tray of the famed Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji / Rokuon-ji).
Signed with the Zohiko elephant seal on the reverse.
Renderings of the Golden Pavilion in Zohiko works are rare, making this a coveted collector's item.
Condition is good. No restorations, some water spots and wear from antique use.
Functional as a tray for serving, bento-style dining, or tea ceremony.
This is a beautiful piece. Please observe the minute detail of the gold maki-e powderwork and the masterful artistry in applied lacquer brushwork.
With handles for practical use, though not recommended.
This gorgeous antique should be hung on the wall or displayed in your curio cabinet.
