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Subject:Can anyone identify this carved lacquer Japanese Kamon/floral motif?
Posted By: Jim Wed, Jan 31, 2018 IP: 192.206.203.112 This carving is on a 13mm lacquer bead or possible ojime, believe to be of the Edo or Meiji period. The pictures are close-ups. The first pic shows a single four petal flower motif which may be part of a Kamon. Connected to the top-center flower petal is a vine (or bird?) design which is part of the motif. There is a mirror image of this in the lower quadrant, and the entire design is repeated on the opposing side of the bead. Does anyone recognize this as a Kamon? |
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