Tomobako
Tomobako is the name for the wooden boxes in which Japanese artworks, ranging from paintings, small sculptures, ceramics, porcelains and lacquer works are stored. They consist of a wooden body and a lid, usually held together by a woven or braided ribbon.
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Vase by Sakaida Kakiemon XIII
Vase by Sakaida Kakiemon XIII in it's original box, decorated with flowers and birds. -
Edo period Kakiemon koro
Mid Edo period Japanese incense burner (kogo) in Kakiemon style and decorated with several different fruits displayed on the sides.
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