Antique Japanese Signed Suiban Bronze Ikebana Flower Vase Birds & Rabbits 17" Cricket Fighting It was also exported to
Description
It was also exported to Japan in large quantities
The lacquer style is unique to a certain region and is called Hida Shunkei
This tsuba shows considerable wear from repeated use
This is a vintage red lacquered Chinese cabinet side table
This chest has a beautifully light natural wood finish
Antique Japanese Signed Suiban Bronze Ikebana Flower Vase Birds & Rabbits 17" Cricket Fighting It was also exported toThis is an antique Japanese early Meiji (c. 1870) bronze Suiban (Ikebana flower vase). Known as either a suiban or hirokuchi, it is a low flat flower arranger in the shape of a plum blossom with four lobes. This vase was used in a tokonoma (alcove in a traditional Japanese home) to display flowers. It is made of a heavy bronze and has a thick cast design of birds (plovers and rabbits). The symbol of plovers flying over water is a Japanese symbol of
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