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Kajikawa Bunryusai Inro Medicine Case in Maki-e Lacquer with Design of Orchid Signed Kanko (Official Craftsman) / Kajikawa Bunryusai (with Kao)


Inro Medicine Case in Maki-e Lacquer with Design of Orchid Signed Kanko (Official Craftsman) / Kajikawa Bunryusai (with Kao)

Mid Edo Period (18th c.) Lacquered wood

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Kajikawa Bunryusai Inro Medicine Case in Maki-e Lacquer with Circled Chrysanthemum Patterns Signed Kajikawa Bunryusai (with Kao)


Inro Medicine Case in Maki-e Lacquer with Circled Chrysanthemum Patterns Signed Kajikawa Bunryusai (with Kao)

Mid Edo Period (18th c.) Lacquered wood

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