Japanese Lacquerware

The workmanship and detail of fine Japanese Lacquerware is truly incredible. I have been lucky enough to photograph some beautiful examples.

A PAIR OF LARGE LACQUER BOTTLES WITH PINE AND BAMBOO
A JAPANESE LACQUER PICNIC SET SAGEJUBAKO
A gold japanese lacquer box
A RARE FOOD BOX (JUBAKO) WITH STRIPED DECORATION AND PLAYING CARDS
Japanese lacquer comb collection
A JAPANESE LACQUER FLOWER-SHAPED DISH
Japanese red lacquer covered Incense Box (Kōgō)
Japanese red and gold lacquer box depicting birds and a waterfall
japanese lacquer suzuribako or writing box
A Magnificent Shibata Zeshin Panel. Signed Zeshin and sealed Tairyukyo
japanese lacquer suzuribako or writing box
detail photograph of a gold japanese lacquer box
japanese lacquer suzuribako or writing box
A detail photograph of A Fine Tsuishu [Carved Red Lacquer] Kogo [Incense Box] Signed Hokei to [carved by Hokei (Matsuki Hokei)], Edo period (19th century)
A Lacquer Sake Cup Signed Koma Koryu and kao [cursive monogram], Edo period (19th century)
A Lacquer Tebako [Small Box] Edo period (mid-19th century)
A Lacquer Kodansu [Incense Cabinet] Depicting Scenes of Nikko, Edo - Meiji period (19th century)
A LACQUER TEBAKO [ACCESSORY BOX] SAWADA SOTAKUSAI (1830-1915), EDO - MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH - EARLY 20TH CENTURY)
A Fine Tsuishu [Carved Red Lacquer] Kogo [Incense Box] Signed Hokei to [carved by Hokei (Matsuki Hokei)], Edo period (19th century)
japanese lacquer suzuribako or writing box
A small gold japanese lacquer box
japanese lacquer suzuribako or writing box
japanese lacquer suzuribako or writing box
A small japanese lacquer box decorated with fans
A gold japanese lacquer box depicting mount fuji