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Doran (Square Leather Box Used as an Inro) with a Watch as a Netsuke From the Spr... probably 1817. Creator: Hokusen Taigaku
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Doran (Square Leather Box Used as an Inro) with a Watch as a Netsuke From the Spr... probably 1817. Creator: Hokusen Taigaku
Doran (Square Leather Box Used as an Inro) with a Watch as a Netsuke From the Spring Rain Collection (Harusame shu), vol. 3, probably 1817
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Applied Arts Of Asia Boxes Cowhide Graphics Ink And Color On Paper Leather Netsuke Surimono Time Timepiece Typical Watch Applied Arts Calligraphy
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of art from the 19th century. Titled "Doran (Square Leather Box Used as an Inro) with a Watch as a Netsuke From the Spring Rain Collection" this work was created by Hokusen Taigaku, an esteemed Japanese artist. The print is part of an album of woodblock prints called surimono. The image features a square leather box, known as Doran, which was traditionally used to hold small personal items like medicine or seals. Attached to the box is a netsuke, which in this case takes the form of a watch. This combination of functional objects highlights the intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail prevalent in Japanese art. Hokusen Taigaku's illustration skillfully captures these artifacts using ink and color on paper. The delicate calligraphy adds another layer of beauty to the composition. The scene depicted exudes tranquility and elegance, transporting viewers back in time to experience Japan's rich cultural heritage. Displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this artwork exemplifies ukiyo-e, a popular genre during Japan's Edo period that focused on depicting scenes from everyday life. Its vibrant colors and meticulous printing techniques make it truly mesmerizing. As we admire this antique masterpiece today, we are reminded not only of its historical significance but also its enduring artistic value. It serves as a testament to Hokusen Taigaku's talent and contributes to our understanding and appreciation for Asian applied arts.
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