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Bird, Tiger, Serpents and a Pair of Antlers: Warring States Art Device
Another remarkable sur of the pre-Taoist period.
The sculptural group is dominated by a mighty Bird, whose wings are complemented by antlers. Some have rashly classified it as the Phoenix, according to another version it is a Crane. However, I would warn against light-minded ornithological typing. The thumbnail Tiger serves as a pedestal for the Bird, pressing two serpentine bodies with its paws. The coiled snakes are devouring a pair of fliers.
The artifact may turn out to be a drum stand common at the time. Other figurines of antlered birds standing on tigers are known. This common motif unites the spiritual animals of the Lower and Upper Worlds. The amalgamous zoomorphic imagery is probably of shamanic origin.
Antlered and winged beings were also a widespread pattern in depiction of the zhenmushou (鎮墓獸), tomb guardians. The solemn or ferocious creatures served as the owner's spiritual animals in the afterlife and guides on the ascent to Heavens.
The entire lacquered wood sculpture group is painted black with subtle gold and red ornamentation. The object was unearthed from the Tomb No. 1 in Jiuliandun (九連墩1號墓), Zaoyang, Hubei. Now it is in Hubei Provincial Museum (湖北省族館).
Photo: ©湖北省族館
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ortut · 4 months
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Hitoshi Ōta (太田 儔) - 遺作 - 籃胎蒟醬色紙箱「原っぱ」/Posthumous work - Colored paper box “Harappa” (Lacquerware)
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dozydawn · 29 days
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Otagiri Unicorn Lacquerware Tray, 1980s
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masami-tokuda · 8 months
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crazyfox-archives · 2 years
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An elaborate Kasuga Miya Mandara Reliquary Shrine (春日宮曼荼羅舎利厨子) featuring the sacred landscape of Kasuga Shrine (present-day Kasuga Taisha Grand Shrine (春日大社)) in Nara flanked by the wrathful deities Fudō Myōō (不動明王) and Aizen Myōō (愛染明王)
Lacquered wood with color dating to 1479 from the collection of the Tokyo National Museum (東京国立博物館)
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foilssick · 1 year
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Just…one…more…step🪚
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quanronggallery · 6 months
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Vintage Chinese Gilt Gold Lacquerware Fortune Dragon Candlesticks
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alightinthelantern · 2 years
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Jean Dunand (French, 1877–1942)
Screen, 1925-1935
Lacquered wood with copper applications.
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nippon-com · 10 months
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Lacquerware artisan Ōnishi Isao handles every phase of his painstaking work, from collecting sap from the urushi trees to adding pigments to the refined lacquer to applying coat after coat of urushi to lacquerware pieces.
“They call me a living national treasure, but I’m just a craftsman."
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abstrakshun · 2 years
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Masami Tokuda (Japanese)
Japanese walnut cup on plum coated board - 2022
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kinsentokyo · 9 months
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Antique Owan Bowl
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sheishine · 2 years
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週末に数年ぶりに行った日系バザーで出会った塗りの菓子鉢セット。 見たこともない植物柄と鮮やかな赤と格安の値段に惹かれて買った後に気が付いたんだけど、「琉球塗り」の漆器だった。 菓子鉢の裏には1959年の宮崎県の発電所(現存してる)の竣工記念の文字が。 さらに箱の上には北海道の市立稚内病院(こちらも現存)の落成記念の文字…? そして箱の中にはMITSUKOSHIの商標が。 琉球塗りなるものをググったら、この植物はパパイヤだった! あと、象牙っぽい和菓子用のフォーク?と竹の取り箸も付いていた。 器自身は新品同様なので使われずに長い間眠っていたのかも? 60年以上前の沖縄の職人さんが作られた漆器が、九州の発電所か北海道の病院の記念品として三越(東京?)を通じて販売されて、巡り巡って沖縄復帰50年の日にはるばるカナダのバンクーバーのクラフターである私の元に来てくれたのどうもありがとうという気持ち。 とても美しいです。 お正月はもちろん、普段和菓子やケーキを食べる時にも大事に使うぞ〜。 I found a beautiful, more than 63-year-old lacquered bowl & small plate set originally from Okinawa (South Island of Japan), at a Japanese spring bazaar in Vancouver a few days ago. This plant is papaya tree (I didn’t know that!). I’m going to use them for eating sweets! #琉球塗り #沖縄 #工芸 #日本 #漆塗り #okinawa #lacquerware #vintage #vancouver #canada https://www.instagram.com/p/CdpetL9uBbd/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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jujirou · 1 year
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おはようございます。 秋田県湯沢市川連は、曇り空です。 #Repost @takumijapan_jp ・・・ ご紹介を頂きまして、有難うございました。 Click the product tag on photo or the link at @takumijapan_jp page for more information. ご購入は画像内の商品タグをクリック、またはプロフィール内ウェブサイトから@takumijapan_jp 點擊圖片內商品tag,或通過帳號簡介內網站鏈接了解更@takumijapan_jp #lacquerware #urushi #japaneselacquer #漆器 #漆器のある暮らし #漆塗り #漆芸 #japanesecraft #うつわ好きと繋がりたい #和食器のある暮らし #器好きと繋がりたい #sakecup #ぐい呑 #杯 #guinomi #ぐい呑み 今日もアレヤコレヤと有りますが、一つ一つコツコツ頑張ります。 皆様にとって今日も、良い一日と成ります様に。 https://jujiro.base.ec #秋田県 #湯沢市 #川連漆器 #川連塗 #国指定伝統的工芸品 #伝統的工芸品 #伝統工芸 #秋田工芸 #秋田の物作り #秋田の物つくり #髹漆 #寿次郎 (秋田・川連塗 寿次郎) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cos2UTFhduz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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dozydawn · 2 years
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The Nagano Olympic medals combined the Maki-e techniques of sprinkling gold and silver powder on a pattern drawn in lacquer, the cloisonné technique of baking vitreous enamels, and the use of photographic technology in the metal processing.
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“To convey local characteristics, the 1998 medals were created in Kiso lacquer. The decoration technique adopted was embossed gilding with shippoyaki (i.e. cloisonné techniques) and precision metalwork. The obverse represents the rising sun in Maki-e, surrounded by olive branches and accompanied by the emblem in cloisonné. The reverse is mainly in lacquer. It represents the emblem of the Games in Maki-e, with the sun rising over the Shinshu mountains. The lacquered parts were done individually by artists from the Kiso region.” (Source)
“The Lillehammer Olympic medals were wonderful, created on a theme of symbiosis with nature using stone cut from ski jumps. For the 1992 Albertville Olympic Games held in France, the medals were made of crystal and were representative of France. Looking back now, it was only natural that for the Olympics in Nagano, I would think, Let’s make medals using lacquer, a representative craft of Japan. Let’s fuse lacquerware techniques with Nagano Prefecture’s precision machining technology.” (Source)
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masami-tokuda · 4 months
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crazyfox-archives · 2 years
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A richly decorated lacquerware reliquary dating to the Kamakura period (1185-1333) in the collection of Kōzanji Temple (高山寺) up in northwest Kyoto, gifted to the monk Myōe (明恵) by his like-minded colleague Jōkei (貞慶)
Image from a booklet acquired at the temple March 30, 1997
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