Serendipity: All Other Things Japanese
Serendipity is a happy and unexpected event that occurs due to chance, and often appears when we are searching for something else. Serendipity is a delight when it happens in our daily lives, as chance plays an important role in collecting, and has been responsible for some exciting discoveries in the antique and folk art worlds. An enduring cliche’ about Japan is that the old and traditional co-exist harmoniously with the modern lifestyle.
This catagory of our site will serve Japanese collectors and anyone interested in Japanese craft, the culture, and the history of the visual excitement of the objects which represent art, craft, and artisanship present in all antique and vintage Japanese arts and crafts produced by artists throughout Japan.
- Filter by Artist
- Aida, Seihou
- Ishihara, Hideo
- Kiyohara, Takao
- Kuribayashi, Issetsu
- Masuo, Sato
- Miyajima Muhitsu
- Nozawa Kaoru
- Sato, Kouson
- Sato, Tatsuo
- Shibuya, Shinraku
- Shido, Shouzan
- Suizan, Shinobu
- Takahashi, Hajime
- Takahashi, Tatsuro
- Takamizawa, Kazuo
- Watanabe, Masao
- Yamanaka Sanpei
- Yusa, Fukuju
- Filter by Family
- Nakanosawa-Kei Family
- Narugo-Kei Family
- Vintage Traditional Yajirou-Kei Family
- Yajirou-Kei Family
- Yamagata-Sakunami-Kei Family
- Filter by Type / Date
- Bamboo & Baskets
- Ceramics
- Ceramics & Pottery
- Decorative Arts
- Enamels
- Glass
- Hair and Kimono Accessories
- Kokeshi & Dolls
- Lacquerware
- Metalwork
- Porcelains
- Textiles
- Toy
- Vintage Japanese Toys
- Vintage Sosaku Kokeshi Dolls
- Vintage Traditional Kokeshi Dolls
- Woodwork & Carvings
- Works On Paper
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