Negoro Tray

This 18th century lacquered tray is a beautiful example of Negoro, a simple lacquerware coated with

Antique Negoro lacquer wares were produced at the Negoro-ji temple complex in Izumi Province. The

Japanese negoro round tray on raised foot, kōban. Negoro refers to 12th-17th century

Japanese carved wood and Negoro lacquer oval tray. Very good preserved condition with slight

A superb Japanese antique handmade and hand lacquered hexagonal footed serving tray or wall art

This is a lacquered tray made in the Edo period. It is called "Negoro" tray. Negoro is one of the

can imitate. These items date from the mid-Edo period in Japan. Negoro is one of the Japanese

even to his wife and only to the most trusted of his sons. This large shallow round tray is made of

Japanese tall round footed tray (takatsuki) of negoro red lacquer with an overall dark patination

. Negoro round tray can be used in various ways. Pictures of such trays of fairly large diameter can be

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