Doos, zwarte lak, met vergulde landschappen en gebouwen 1700 - 1800

This small, intricately crafted box, dating from the 1700s to 1800s, showcases the artistry of Japanese lacquerwork. The "Doos, zwarte lak, met vergulde landschappen en gebouwen" (Box, black lacquer, with gilded landscapes and buildings) is a prime example of the exquisite craftsmanship that characterized Japanese art during this period. The box, crafted from black lacquer, is decorated with delicate gold designs, depicting a scenic landscape with buildings, trees, and a small figure. This intricate detail and the use of gold highlights exemplify the high level of skill and precision involved in Japanese lacquerwork. It was likely used for storing small personal objects and is a testament to the enduring beauty of Japanese decorative arts.