Japanese Bronze Koro Incense Burner Foo Dog & bird etching Usubata and lively composition beneath sweeping
Description
and lively composition beneath sweeping willow branches
some featuring clay pebbles poking out from the surface
This is a 7" x 10" reproduction print of a Japanese Edo era ukiyo-e (woodblock print) from the Eight Views of Women (Shujo Hakkei) series c
Markings: "堺貞峰" likely Sakai Sadamine
dyeing the cloth
Japanese Bronze Koro Incense Burner Foo Dog & bird etching Usubata and lively composition beneath sweepingThis is a Japanese bronze Koro or Incense burner. This koro is elaborately crowned with a shi shi (foo dog) over a cloud transom to let the smoke through. A beautiful eye catching statement piece. It stands 4" tall and 3. 5" wide with the handles. Other than an aged patina, some minor oxidation it remains in very good condition.
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