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21 - A Kangxi mother-of-pearl inlaid square high table A square high table decorated using the technique of raden, in which fragments of shell are inlaid into a ground such as black lacquer. The decorative beauty unique to raden's iridescent lustre, in harmony with the stable, four-legged structure, lends the piece an air of refinement befitting furniture meant to grace an interior space. L: 27cm W: 27cm H: 49cm Discoloration to the column Wooden box Formerly in the collection of the Kaisendō Museum (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation), Yamagata China, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi era (around 17th century)
A Kangxi mother-of-pearl inlaid square high table A square high table decorated using the technique of raden, in which fragments of shell are inlaid into a ground such as black lacquer. The decorative beauty unique to raden's iridescent lustre, in harmony with the stable, four-legged structure, lends the piece an air of refinement befitting furniture meant to grace an interior space. L: 27cm W: 27cm H: 49cm Discoloration to the column Wooden box Formerly in the collection of the Kaisendō Museum (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation), Yamagata China, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi era (around 17th century)