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Posted: 2025-06-01 09:07:49 UTC
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A "Shikishi Uchiwa Chirashi Makie Ryoshi/Suzuribako" was salvaged from the sea after the ship carrying it sank off the coast of Izu during its return from the Vienna World Exposition in 1873. Its miraculous preservation led to the adoption of Maki-e for luxury liner interiors.
The "Shikishi Uchiwa Chirashi Makie Ryoshi/Suzuribako" was salvaged from the sea.
The artifact's preservation led to the adoption of Maki-e for luxury liner interiors.
The artifact sank off the coast of Izu during its return from the Vienna World Exposition in 1873.