Natsume: 13th Generation Sōsen-sai of Omotesenke, Self-Painted Chrysanthemum Picture Natsume, Made by 2nd Generation Seichūsai Inao, with Inscription by Daiki Tachibana of Daitoku-ji.
Natsume (Tea Caddy) ■ 13th Generation Omotesenke, Sokuchusai's Own Hand-Drawn Chrysanthemum Painting Natsume, Made by 2nd Generation Inao Seichusai, with a Certificate of Authenticity (Possibly) by Daitokuji's Tachibana Daiki (Den'e) in a Shared Box ■
(※AI Generated)
Design and Seal: 13th Generation Omotesenke, Sokuchusai (Mujin Sōsa), Own Hand
The chrysanthemum painting on the lid and the vermilion seal on the underside of the lid are believed to be by Master Sokuchusai.
Artist: Made by 2nd Generation Inao Seichusai
This piece was crafted by a renowned lacquerware artist from Kyoto.
Certificate of Authenticity and Inscription: Master Tachibana Daiki (Art Name: Den'e) of Daitokuji
From the inscription on the underside of the shared box lid and a pasted label on the side, it appears that the inscription (naming) and appraisal were done by the esteemed monk Master Tachibana Daiki of Daitokuji.
The inscription reads Rangi (or Kikuga).
※As detailed information about this item could not be found, the title and product description were generated using AI.
While the results indicate that this is a highly valuable item from the Omotesenke family head and a monk of Daitokuji,
please examine the posted images carefully for the final authenticity and condition,
and bid at your own risk and discretion.
The lacquer has a good sheen, and no noticeable chips or cracks are visible.
As this is an antique tea utensil, please check the images for minor scuffs and age-related box stains.
Accessories: Shared Box (Everything shown in the photos is included)
Size: 7 x 6.8 cm
Shipping is scheduled via Sagawa Express (or Mercari便 depending on location).
Shipping is free.
Please rest assured that it will be packed securely to prevent breakage.
This listing may be suddenly withdrawn.
As this is a rare, one-of-a-kind item, the price may increase.
Please purchase as soon as possible.
Thank you for your understanding.
[Management ID 260413]
(※AI Generated)
Design and Seal: 13th Generation Omotesenke, Sokuchusai (Mujin Sōsa), Own Hand
The chrysanthemum painting on the lid and the vermilion seal on the underside of the lid are believed to be by Master Sokuchusai.
Artist: Made by 2nd Generation Inao Seichusai
This piece was crafted by a renowned lacquerware artist from Kyoto.
Certificate of Authenticity and Inscription: Master Tachibana Daiki (Art Name: Den'e) of Daitokuji
From the inscription on the underside of the shared box lid and a pasted label on the side, it appears that the inscription (naming) and appraisal were done by the esteemed monk Master Tachibana Daiki of Daitokuji.
The inscription reads Rangi (or Kikuga).
※As detailed information about this item could not be found, the title and product description were generated using AI.
While the results indicate that this is a highly valuable item from the Omotesenke family head and a monk of Daitokuji,
please examine the posted images carefully for the final authenticity and condition,
and bid at your own risk and discretion.
The lacquer has a good sheen, and no noticeable chips or cracks are visible.
As this is an antique tea utensil, please check the images for minor scuffs and age-related box stains.
Accessories: Shared Box (Everything shown in the photos is included)
Size: 7 x 6.8 cm
Shipping is scheduled via Sagawa Express (or Mercari便 depending on location).
Shipping is free.
Please rest assured that it will be packed securely to prevent breakage.
This listing may be suddenly withdrawn.
As this is a rare, one-of-a-kind item, the price may increase.
Please purchase as soon as possible.
Thank you for your understanding.
[Management ID 260413]
Category
Craft
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Kyoto
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