Height: 48.5cms
Date: 1868 - 1912
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Product Code: KPOK48
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This large Japanese Meiji-era Bronze statue of a Monkey trainer is decorated with gilt details picking out robes adorned with Mon, cranes and foliage. The figure holds a bag of feed in his left hand and supports a decorative Parasol with his right. His monkey companion sits on his shoulder.
Signed Miyao.
Mounted on a hardwood base with gilt inlay decoration.
Condition: Excellent condition.
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Sarumawashi
A sarumawashi is the Japanese word for Monkey performance, this traditional act was performed in theaters as long ago as a thousand years. It stems from the belief that the monkey is a protector of horses and mediator between humans and the gods, it has the power to dispel evil spirits and bring good fortune.
Miyao Eisuke
Possibly one of the best known and widely celebrated metalwork manufacturers of the Meiji period, the Miyao company was first based in Yokohama before moving to Tokyo in 1890.
They exhibited at many of the Great Expositions to great critical acclaim and won many prizes for their impressive works, they are best known for their metal ware but they also manufactured Shibayama style works and ivory figures
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