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Tea Caddy in the Fubuki Style Signature by Matsudaira Fumai
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- HK244
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Title | Tea Caddy in the Fubuki Style Signature by Matsudaira Fumai |
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Artist | Matsudaira Fumai |
Category | Lacquerware (H) |
Country | Japan |
Period | Edo |
Century | 18th~19th |
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Materials | Wood with black and red lacquer |
Dimensions | Diameter 6.4cm Height 6.8cm |
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This tea caddy in the fubuki (lit. “snowstorm”) style was favored by the warlord Matsudaira Harusato, sobriquet Fumai in tea circles. It is one from a set of thirty identical tea caddies that he commissioned. Fumai’s signature can be found on the underside of the lid.
Japan-Edo