Antique Japanese Edo Era c1800's Bronze Shinto Buddhist Ceremonial Mirror 4.75” Ceramic Eisen’s work combines lyrical linework
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Eisen’s work combines lyrical linework
heavy Bizen pottery flower vase
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In Japan he is the icon of stubborn perseverance
reminiscent of traditional Japanese lacquerware (urushi)
Antique Japanese Edo Era c1800's Bronze Shinto Buddhist Ceremonial Mirror 4.75” Ceramic Eisen’s work combines lyrical lineworkThis is an antique Japanese Edo Era bronze mirror used in Shinto shrines for parishioners would see their reflection upon entering. Decorated with various traditional motifs including the imperial paulownia leaf and the Japanese Cranes of Happiness an eternal symbol of longevity and good fortune in marriage. A fine rare piece for adorning a personal mediation alter or adding an historic treasure to your collection. Height = 0. 5 Diameter = 4. 75
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