Stencils, Blown Ink, Lantern Plates
Stencils, Blown Ink, Lantern Plates
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This andonzara (lantern tray) is thought to date from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period. It was placed inside a lantern and used to catch oil dripping from the oil tray.
It's a blown ink pattern, created by spraying ink onto a stencil in a mist, but the actual pattern is difficult to make out. Perhaps it's a bird. There are chips, repairs, dents, and black spots, but it's a nice piece.
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Diameter: approx. 24cm, height: approx. 3.6cm
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80 size
Related Categories
Kitchen , Japanese tableware
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It's a blown ink pattern, created by spraying ink onto a stencil in a mist, but the actual pattern is difficult to make out. Perhaps it's a bird. There are chips, repairs, dents, and black spots, but it's a nice piece.
size
Diameter: approx. 24cm, height: approx. 3.6cm
Delivery
80 size
Related Categories
Kitchen , Japanese tableware
