Vintage Japanese Taisho Era c.1920's Ceramic Sakazuki Sake Cup 2.25" Signed Haribako This exceptional Japanese nomi (chisel)
Description
This exceptional Japanese nomi (chisel) was made many decades ago in the mid 20th century by a master Japanese blade maker in the tradition of the samurai sword
its a rare museum quality piece prized by collectors
This one has an exposed bamboo scoop with a red lacquered back with hand painted "shumari" (kick balls) in gold maki-e
The Money Bag is a symbol of wealth and abundance and is used in Feng Shui as a way to invite prosperity
and is said to hold the fortunes of those who believe in him
Vintage Japanese Taisho Era c.1920's Ceramic Sakazuki Sake Cup 2.25" Signed Haribako This exceptional Japanese nomi (chisel)This is a unique vintage Japanese Showa Era (c. 1950's) signed sakazuki (sake cup). It has a beautiful hand painted gold makie floral fan pattern. Its size makes it the perfect sake cup for sipping your evening sake or a very elegant way to sip your evening cordial! Having been in storage for much of the past century, this sake cup remains in very fine condition. This sakazuki sake cup measures 2 1 8" in diameter by 1 1 2" tall (5. 5 x 4 cm).
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