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Japanese Lacquer

Japanese Lacquer: Maki-e and Urushi from the Edo Period to Today

his collection highlights the refined art of Japanese lacquerware, featuring Maki-e and Urushi pieces from the Edo period to the present.

Each work—whether a writing box, tray, or ceremonial cup—is crafted through layers of natural lacquer and adorned with gold or silver powder in the Maki-e tradition. These pieces reflect the beauty of impermanence, the depth of handcraft, and the enduring elegance of Japanese design across centuries.

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