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Presented here is a magnificent pair of Japanese Shibayama vases, dating to the height of the Meiji Period (1868–1912). These …
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Presented here is a magnificent pair of Japanese Shibayama vases, dating to the height of the Meiji Period (1868–1912). These vases showcase the extraordinary 'Shibayama' technique, where precious materials such as mother-of-pearl, ivory, coral, and horn are intricately inlaid into a lustrous gold lacquer background (Kin-Nashiji).
The bodies are crafted from fine silver, featuring elegant proportions and traditional floral motifs. Each lacquer panel serves as a miniature canvas, depicting natural scenes of birds and blossoming flowers in high relief. The level of detail achieved in the carving and inlay work is a testament to the master craftsmen of late 19th-century Japan. These vases represent a period of unprecedented artistic exchange between Japan and the West, making them a centerpiece for any collection of Asian antiques or fine decorative arts.
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