Japanese Edo Period Momonari Kabuto Samurai Helmet Red Lacquer w/ Crescent Moon Maedate LS#157 Nesting Bowls What set him apart was

What set him apart was his ability to seamlessly merge Eastern and Western artistic elements

This is a vintage Japanese ceramic bowl known as a chawan (tea bowl) used in Japanese chado (tea ceremony)

This is an antique Japanese large ceramic sake jug from the Meiji Era (c

all consistent with utilitarian Chinese furniture of the late Qing to early Republican period

Very intricately made with wide strips of woven split bamboo

Japanese Edo Period Momonari Kabuto Samurai Helmet Red Lacquer w/ Crescent Moon Maedate LS#157 Nesting Bowls What set him apart wasOnline Listing Suji lacquered Momonari Kabuto () with Ressei Hanb and Ashikaga Crest (Edo period) A striking red lacquered momonari kabuto presented with its iron half mask (ressei hanb) and a broad hineno jikoro. The bowl is the peach shaped momonari type with a tall medial ridge and extended mabisashi. Exterior is finished in deep red urushi; the interior retains darker lacquer. Small fukigaeshi carry a round crest with two horizontal bars in a