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SENCHA TRAY IN THE FORM OF A TATTERED WINNOWING BASKET
Tray in the form of a tattered woven winnowing tray, carved of maebudo or burled grape wood. Late Meiji – Taisho era, circa 1900 – 1926.
These carved wood trays in the form of dilapidated woven farm baskets were made by one sencha studio in Osaka. Though bearing a family resemblance to one another, no two are alike.
For other examples, c.f. numbers 73 and 74 below, and Kagedo’s catalogue Awaiting the Moon, number 142.
Sencha Tray in the Form of a Tattered Winnowing Basket
Period: Meiji Taisho
Mediums: Wood
Form: Trays & Stands
Origin Country: Japan
2 ½” high x 19 ¼” across x 20 3/8″ long
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