Japanese Black Lacquer Bo Dansu From Tsuruoka, Yamagata - Meiji Period Style - Temple Jar rounded shoulder that tapers to

rounded shoulder that tapers to a slender foot and is crowned by a gently flared neck

Made in Northern India

129 x 0 x 83 (wxdxh cms)

it embodies the refined artistry that captivated wealthy Georgian and American collectors in the early 19th century

This simple blue painted Indian mirror is made from teak wood from an old Indian 19th-century building in Gujarat

Japanese Black Lacquer Bo Dansu From Tsuruoka, Yamagata - Meiji Period Style - Temple Jar rounded shoulder that tapers toThis exceptional Japanese Bo Dansu chest dates from the late Meiji period and originates from Tsuruoka in Yamagata Prefecture, a region celebrated for producing some of Japan's finest lacquered tansu. Finished in rich black lacquer over cryptomeria wood, the chest is distinguished by its elaborate repouss ironwork, a hallmark of Tsuruoka craftsmanship. The finely worked metal fittings depict intricate ivy motifs, floral forms, and a captivating array