Japanese Inro with the calligraphy Fu”blessing”
Japanese Inro with the calligraphy Fu”blessing”
Date: early to late 19th to early 20th century
Geography: Japan
Culture: japanese
Dimensions full length with cord 34cm L inro 6cm L 4cm W x 2cm D.
Weight 49g
Material bone
Condition is good condition
The handmade Japanese bone inro is a meticulously crafted traditional container with a rich history dating back to the late 19th to early 20th century. Comprising two compartments, the inro serves as a practical accessory for carrying medicines or small items. Its delicate construction reflects the skilled artistry and attention to detail characteristic of Japanese craftsmanship.
The inro is suspended from a cord, intricately tied with an A ojime, a decorative bead-like fastener. The choice of materials, particularly bone, adds a unique touch to the piece, showcasing the cultural significance of materials in Japanese art.
Front and back has Japanese calligraphy design, the characters spell out "Fu," symbolising a blessing. This artistic element not only enhances the inro's aesthetic appeal but also infuses it with cultural and spiritual meaning. The incorporation of calligraphy reflects the profound influence of traditional Japanese art forms in everyday objects.
Japanese Inro with the calligraphy Fu”blessing”
Date: early to late 19th to early 20th century
Geography: Japan
Culture: japanese
Dimensions full length with cord 34cm L inro 6cm L 4cm W x 2cm D.
Weight 49g
Material bone
Condition is good condition
The handmade Japanese bone inro is a meticulously crafted traditional container with a rich history dating back to the late 19th to early 20th century. Comprising two compartments, the inro serves as a practical accessory for carrying medicines or small items. Its delicate construction reflects the skilled artistry and attention to detail characteristic of Japanese craftsmanship.
The inro is suspended from a cord, intricately tied with an A ojime, a decorative bead-like fastener. The choice of materials, particularly bone, adds a unique touch to the piece, showcasing the cultural significance of materials in Japanese art.
Front and back has Japanese calligraphy design, the characters spell out "Fu," symbolising a blessing. This artistic element not only enhances the inro's aesthetic appeal but also infuses it with cultural and spiritual meaning. The incorporation of calligraphy reflects the profound influence of traditional Japanese art forms in everyday objects.
Japanese Inro with the calligraphy Fu”blessing”
Date: early to late 19th to early 20th century
Geography: Japan
Culture: japanese
Dimensions full length with cord 34cm L inro 6cm L 4cm W x 2cm D.
Weight 49g
Material bone
Condition is good condition
The handmade Japanese bone inro is a meticulously crafted traditional container with a rich history dating back to the late 19th to early 20th century. Comprising two compartments, the inro serves as a practical accessory for carrying medicines or small items. Its delicate construction reflects the skilled artistry and attention to detail characteristic of Japanese craftsmanship.
The inro is suspended from a cord, intricately tied with an A ojime, a decorative bead-like fastener. The choice of materials, particularly bone, adds a unique touch to the piece, showcasing the cultural significance of materials in Japanese art.
Front and back has Japanese calligraphy design, the characters spell out "Fu," symbolising a blessing. This artistic element not only enhances the inro's aesthetic appeal but also infuses it with cultural and spiritual meaning. The incorporation of calligraphy reflects the profound influence of traditional Japanese art forms in everyday objects.