Lot 38: A Japanese Inro, dating back to the Meiji...
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A Japanese Inro, dating back to the Meiji period (circa 1860-1870), is a remarkable showcase of Japanese craftsmanship and artistry. These Inro, typically small, intricately decorated cases, served as personal containers for carrying small valuables or medicine.
One can observe the exquisite detailing on these Inro, featuring what appears to be depictions of water gods and sky gods. The Meiji period was known for its cultural revival and artistic innovations, and these Inro are a testament to the intricate and vibrant designs of that era.
Inro collections like this one are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese art and history, making them not only fascinating artefacts but also valuable pieces of cultural heritage. Their excellent condition further enhances their appeal and historical significance.
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