Antique Japanese MeijiEra (c1870) Lacquer Makie Wooden Lidded Soup / Rice Bowl Ukiyoe It is by the great

It is by the great Japanese artist Yoshitoshi Tsukioka (1839 to 1892)

and navy blue that are applied to the bold and daring lines

birds and people in the motif

The blocks were carved by Jacoulet's long time master carver Kantaro Maeda

Frame 46"H x 35"W

Antique Japanese MeijiEra (c1870) Lacquer Makie Wooden Lidded Soup / Rice Bowl Ukiyoe It is by the greatThis is an antique Japanese Meiji Era (c. 1870's) gold, black and red lacquer lidded bowl. It was hand turned from cryptomeria wood with over twenty layers of red lacquer. On top of the black lacquer there is a makie (raised gold lacquer) design of chrysanthemum. Both lid and bowl have gold trim. Japanese lacquer is considered the finest in the world. This type of bowl was often used for soup or rice. Having been in storage for much of the past