Cigar Long JUROJIN
The motif is Jurojin who is the same god as Fukurokuju, one of the Seven Lucky Gods, known as the Taoist god of longevity. He has a long head, holds a scroll in his hand, and is accompanied by a crane which is said to be a symbol of eternal youth.
The base is Nashiji, and the Jurojin is drawn with gold, silver, and blue gold maki-e technique after Gin-yuji piling up. The crane is drawn in the same way, and black lacquer is applied to a part of its feather and adding streaks by gold. The mountains are polished with gold, and the valleys are polished with silver, and then add overlay drawings with gold for both. The details of such as the patterns on the clothes are drawn very delicately to create a gorgeous and delicate finish.
$ 32,000
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Weight | 24.0g |
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Length | 170.0mm |
Diameter | 15.0mm |
Material | Ebonite |
Product No. | 11023-CL5-70 |