SIGNED KATSUNORI AND MASANAGA, MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH CENTURY)

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A Pair of Bronze Vases with Stands
Signed Katsunori and Masanaga, Meiji period (late 19th century)
The finely patinated surface inlaid in silver, copper and shibuichi with two panels each containing one of the Juroku-rakan, the sides with stylised dragons amongst clouds and wish-fullfilling jewels, the shoulder and the neck with bands of archaic motifs, the handles with further dragons and rings, carved, engraved and gilt details, the stands with five feet in the form of bamboo
Each 26.5cm. high

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拍品專文

The figures depicted are Handaka Sonja with his dragon emerging, the priest Bukkan with a karashishi and a priest sewing Buddha's robes (one of the precepts for ordination as propounded by Saicho and adopted by other sects during the Nara period).

SIGNED KATSUNORI AND MASANAGA, MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH CENTURY)

拍品專文

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