Kiri 021804 Takeo Mikami Pine Cone Cloisonné Enamel Belt Clip
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This is a three-dimensional, lustrous cloisonné obi止め (sash clip).
It is made using the Tsuiki Shippo (hammered cloisonné) technique.
Tsuiki Shippo is a technique where the surface of the base metal is hammered to create a three-dimensional pattern, and then cloisonné enamel is applied to those areas and fired.
Artist: Takeo Mikami
Stamped with 【武】 (Take) on the back.
Comes with a paulownia wood box.
Tsuiki Shippo (Hammered Cloisonné)
Tsuiki Shippo is a technique where the surface of the base metal is hammered to create a three-dimensional pattern, and then cloisonné enamel is applied to those areas and fired.
It was invented in 1928 (Showa 3) by Yoshichika Ando, the head of the Ando Cloisonné Store's Tokyo branch.
According to records, it took two years to put into practical use and produce products, making it a relatively new technique at the time.
#koudo #香堂 #こうどう koudo 香堂 こうどう japanese kimono jewelry kanzashi (hairpin) ※ Please refrain from copying and listing the product details. ※ Please check the photos carefully for any scratches, etc.
This is a three-dimensional, lustrous cloisonné obi止め (sash clip).
It is made using the Tsuiki Shippo (hammered cloisonné) technique.
Tsuiki Shippo is a technique where the surface of the base metal is hammered to create a three-dimensional pattern, and then cloisonné enamel is applied to those areas and fired.
Artist: Takeo Mikami
Stamped with 【武】 (Take) on the back.
Comes with a paulownia wood box.
Tsuiki Shippo (Hammered Cloisonné)
Tsuiki Shippo is a technique where the surface of the base metal is hammered to create a three-dimensional pattern, and then cloisonné enamel is applied to those areas and fired.
It was invented in 1928 (Showa 3) by Yoshichika Ando, the head of the Ando Cloisonné Store's Tokyo branch.
According to records, it took two years to put into practical use and produce products, making it a relatively new technique at the time.
#koudo #香堂 #こうどう koudo 香堂 こうどう japanese kimono jewelry kanzashi (hairpin) ※ Please refrain from copying and listing the product details. ※ Please check the photos carefully for any scratches, etc.
Category
Kimono / Yukata
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Aichi
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