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Box with designs of the five festival days in maki-e

柴田是真Meiji period (19th century)

Suntory Museum of Art

Suntory Museum of Art
Minato-ku, Tokyo, 日本

Maki-e, gold and silver inlay, lacquer painting, and other lacquering techniques were used with exquisite finesse to create this fitted, three-tiered box with designs relating to the five festivals. On the lid are brightly colored temari balls, pine needles, and dandelion representing the New Year, while decorating each of the four sides are various objects associated with the other festivals: a peach branch and bottle gourd for the Doll Festival; the special iris sword for Boy’s Festival; two ink brushes representing Tanabata, and, for the Chrysanthemum Festival, a depiction of chrysanthemums wrapped in tatogami paper decorated with autumn plants and placed beside a flowing stream. The skill with which the designs are renderd is characteristic of Shibata Zeshin, who was active from the end of the Edo period into the Meiji era. In this work, he has achieved a consummate expression of the Edo idea of stylishness.

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  • タイトル: Box with designs of the five festival days in maki-e
  • 作者の生存期間: 1807 - 1891
  • 作者の国籍: Japan
  • 作者の死亡地: Tokyo
  • 作者の性別: Male
  • 作者の出生地: Echigo Province
  • 作成日: Meiji period (19th century)
  • 作成場所: Japan
  • 実際のサイズ: w246 x h138 x d188 cm
  • Object Title (Japanese): 五節供蒔絵手箱
  • Category (Japanese): 漆工
  • Artist Name (Japanese): 柴田是真
  • Object Date (English): Meiji period (19th century)
  • Lacquerware creator, painter: Shibata Zeshin
  • タイプ: Lacquerware
  • 権利: Suntory Museum of Art、 Suntory Museum of Art
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