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(Masaharu of Takaoka-doki
though it is currently just a cork
making it a classic example of Japanese metalwork designed for simple flower arranging
Mechanism: The four legs fold flat against the base
giving it a deeper charm
Japanese Antique Woodblock Print Fox Kitsune Tachibana Morikuni 1736 Edo Imari Ware (Masaharu of Takaoka-dokiJapanese Antique Woodblock Print Fox Kitsune Tachibana Morikuni 1736 Edo Features & Cultural Context Artist & Era: This work is by Tachibana Morikuni (16791748), a master of the Kano school who was influential in popularizing art through woodblock printed books (Ehon) during the Genbun era. The Subject: The print features a Kitsune (fox), a creature deeply revered in Shintoism as the messenger of the deity Inari. The text references "Kiku Kogitsune,"
