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19th Century Cloisonne Ojime
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Posted by: beadiste Post Reply
08/08/2017, 13:47:15

Seems to share characteristics with certain 1880s Japanese cloisonne items. The yellow enamel is uncommon. The little starbursty motifs are 5-petalled blossoms on a surround of leaves. The collar of spirals and tiny dots surrounding the hole is typically Japanese. The hole is a brass tube, so it appears this was meant to be an ojime.

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Japanese Cloisonne Exhibit Right Now in Los Angeles - An Inro Ojime Netsuke set
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Posted by: beadiste Post Reply
08/11/2017, 14:57:18

http://www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/polished-to-perfection

I have the accompanying book, which contains this photo of a cloisonne inro set. The ojime bead appears to be done with a silver backing under the transparent enamel, either as engraved silver or silver foil.

This silver-transparent-enamel technique evidently began in the 1890s, and was popular during the Art Nouveau era.

I wonder if this was designed as a cigarette case?

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Related link: http://www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/polished-to-perfection
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Close-up photo of micro cloisonne, and book cover
Re: Japanese Cloisonne Exhibit Right Now in Los Angeles - An Inro Ojime Netsuke set -- beadiste Post Reply Edit Forum Where am I?
Posted by: beadiste Post Reply
08/11/2017, 14:58:12

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Japanese cloisonné -so nice. Thank you for posting this.
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08/11/2017, 16:06:32



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