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Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158. An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.

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Minsetsusai Kyūho - Fine Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro, of rounded rectangular form, the body with maki-e decoration depicting a peacock on a branch, the internal body with nashiji lacquer, artist's two character signature and kakihan to base, H6.5cm
Notes: For the artist, see see E. A. Wrangham, The Index of Inro Artists, Harehope, Northumberland, 1995, p. 158.
An inro would be an essential element of a gentleman's kimono, which typically lacked pockets. The stacked compartments could be used to hold medicine, which was particularly useful for Samurai warriors going into battle.
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Presenting a stunning Minsetsusai Kyūho - exquisite Japanese Meiji period gold lacquered four-case inro. This piece features a rounded rectangular form adorned with intricate maki-e decoration portraying a peacock perched on a branch. The internal body boasts nashiji lacquer, alongside the artist's two-character signature and kakihan on the base. Standing at H6.5cm, this inro is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship.

This fine inro showcases the artistry and functionality that defined the Meiji period. A must-have accessory for a gentleman's kimono, the inro served as a practical solution for carrying essentials in a garment lacking pockets. The stacked compartments were ideal for storing medicines, a vital asset for Samurai warriors preparing for battle.

For further insights into the artist behind this exceptional piece, refer to E. A. Wrangham's publication, "The Index of Inro Artists," where you can find more information on the talent and legacy of the creator. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of Japanese history at Duggleby Auctioneers.


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