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This exquisite Japanese black porcelain bowl, likely a Meiji-period style kashibachi (sweets bowl), showcases the pinnacle of maki-e craftsmanship. The …
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This exquisite Japanese black porcelain bowl, likely a Meiji-period style kashibachi (sweets bowl), showcases the pinnacle of maki-e craftsmanship. The interior is a deep, lustrous black, serving as a dramatic midnight canvas for an intricate autumnal scene. Sprawling chrysanthemums (kiku)—a symbol of longevity and the Japanese Imperial seal—are rendered in shimmering gold, silver, and subtle polychrome powders. Every petal and serrated leaf is meticulously detailed, accompanied by delicate sprays of bush clover and a pair of ethereal dragonflies hovering near the rim.
The exterior provides a stunning contrast, wrapped in a dense, geometric shippo-tsunagi (seven treasures) pattern. This interlocking circle motif is executed in brilliant gold relief, symbolizing harmony and eternal expansion. The seamless transition from the naturalistic, fluid imagery of the interior to the disciplined mathematical precision of the exterior highlights the dual nature of Japanese aesthetic tradition: a deep reverence for the fleeting beauty of nature held within a framework of exquisite, timeless order.
Perfect for:
Home Décor
Unique Gifting
Wall Display or Stand Showcase
Asian-Inspired Interiors
Dimensions: Dia 9", h 2.5"
Material: Porcelain
Condition: hand-made, vintage finish.
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