Second Generation Murase Jihei Sawaguri Large Tray Wagashi Container Genuine Lacquer Wood Carving Lacquerware Round Tray Folk Craft
This is a sweet confectionery container made by the second generation Harubei Murase, a wood craftsman.
Purchased around the end of the Showa era to the first year of the Heisei era.
This is a new, unused item.
While there are no signs of age-related deterioration, there may be minor scratches.
It has a natural roughness characteristic of wood carving.
This lacquerware combines strength with the elegance of genuine lacquer coating.
It has a maker's mark on the back.
The outer box is in good condition.
Size: Diameter 24.5cm, Height 3.8cm
Color: Brown
[Hobby Lacquerware]
Unlike ordinary production methods, this item uses Japanese genuine lacquer, which is designed to develop a unique flavor and elegance after 1-2 years. Therefore, please use it generously.
It would also be interesting to use it for serving sweets, sushi, fruits, and more.
[Artist Biography]
Born in Nagoya in 1927 (Showa 2).
Graduated from the Design Department of Prefectural Industrial High School and engaged in the family business, specializing in Negoro-nuri and Komagoma-nuri, establishing the current Harubei style.
Inherited the name of the second generation Harubei in 1976 (Showa 51).
Received training from Mr. Sōhō Suzuki of Nichinichian and Master Taiki Tachibana.
All accessories are shown in the images.
Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to minor scratches or stains, as there is a possibility of overlooking them.
The color may appear different from the actual product depending on your computer or smartphone environment.
I have cherished it, but if there is someone who desires it, please take this opportunity.
#MuraseHarubei #Tray #FolkCraft #Antiques #FineArt #Antique #Vintage #Vintage #SweetConfectioneryContainer #Lacquerware #SweetsPlate #TeaCeremonyUtensils #TeaSet #Sawaguri #LargeTray
Purchased around the end of the Showa era to the first year of the Heisei era.
This is a new, unused item.
While there are no signs of age-related deterioration, there may be minor scratches.
It has a natural roughness characteristic of wood carving.
This lacquerware combines strength with the elegance of genuine lacquer coating.
It has a maker's mark on the back.
The outer box is in good condition.
Size: Diameter 24.5cm, Height 3.8cm
Color: Brown
[Hobby Lacquerware]
Unlike ordinary production methods, this item uses Japanese genuine lacquer, which is designed to develop a unique flavor and elegance after 1-2 years. Therefore, please use it generously.
It would also be interesting to use it for serving sweets, sushi, fruits, and more.
[Artist Biography]
Born in Nagoya in 1927 (Showa 2).
Graduated from the Design Department of Prefectural Industrial High School and engaged in the family business, specializing in Negoro-nuri and Komagoma-nuri, establishing the current Harubei style.
Inherited the name of the second generation Harubei in 1976 (Showa 51).
Received training from Mr. Sōhō Suzuki of Nichinichian and Master Taiki Tachibana.
All accessories are shown in the images.
Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to minor scratches or stains, as there is a possibility of overlooking them.
The color may appear different from the actual product depending on your computer or smartphone environment.
I have cherished it, but if there is someone who desires it, please take this opportunity.
#MuraseHarubei #Tray #FolkCraft #Antiques #FineArt #Antique #Vintage #Vintage #SweetConfectioneryContainer #Lacquerware #SweetsPlate #TeaCeremonyUtensils #TeaSet #Sawaguri #LargeTray
Category
Craft
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Osaka
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