Description
This is a black lacquered gold maki-e intricately depicting plant motifs on a six-tiered overlapping inro, accompanied by a netsuke with a bird motif.
Gosho-guruma
Refers to the ox-drawn carriage used by nobles during the Heian period. As a classic theme of Japanese-style patterns, it is often used in kimonos, obi, lacquerware, etc.
Technique: Gold Maki-e
Material: Lacquer
Structure: Six-tiered
Accessory: Netsuke
Netsuke Motif: Bird
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Makie Inro with Netsuke, Lacquerware
Estimate $30,000-$60,000
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Asian Antiques & Japanese Lacquerware Auction
Aug 11, 2026, 7:00 AM EDTOsaka, Osaka, Japan
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