Japanese Ranma Hori Carved Peacock Flying Up Left 6" Butsugu Hashioki Typical of Japanese blue and

Typical of Japanese blue and white ceramic design

jewelry box or a classic desk top organizer today

This is an antique Japanese cup called a Sobachoko (dating back probably to the mid to late Meiji Era (c

This scroll is approximately 76" long by 21" wide (180 x 52 cm)

Tokkuri (徳利) is the general term for a sake bottle

Japanese Ranma Hori Carved Peacock Flying Up Left 6" Butsugu Hashioki Typical of Japanese blue andThis is a beautiful hand carved Ranma Hori in the shape of a peacock flying upward and left. A Ranma is a transom that sits above sliding doorways in a traditional Japanese house to let air flow though freely. The Ranma Hori would usually sit on the ends of the Ranma in smaller transoms. As such, these functional sculptural works are meant to be viewed from the bottom and have little extra flourishes underneath. This one is 6 wide by 3 high and 3 Deep