Takaoka Casting
Takaoka bronze casting dates back to the beginning of the Edo period (1600-1868), when the Maeda clan in Kaga invited seven highly skilled metal casters from a long established metal casting area to come and work at a newly opened workshop.
The craft developed through the production of chased bronze Buddhist fittings and then in the Meiji period (1868-1912), the work from this area became known abroad as representative examples were exhibited at the international World Fair in Paris.
Now 90 percent of the total cast bronze products in Japan are from Takaoka.
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NOUSAKU 100% Tin Deep Plate "Two Circles"
Starting at: $24.74
Price as configured: $24.74
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NOUSAKU 100% tin tray Ocean Waves, Sasa
Starting at: $56.55
Price as configured: $56.55
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Yamaguchi Kyujo Japanese Modern Style Table bell ZOURIN (elephant)
Starting at: $141.38
Price as configured: $141.38
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Yamaguchi Kyujo Black Lacquer Tray for Buddhist Altar or Singing Bowls "HIJIRIBAN"
Regular Price:$127.24
$127.24
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