The Japanese Gallery

Latest Acquisitions

The Japanese Gallery is regularly acquiring new acquisitions to add to the Collection. It is not the objective of The Japanese Gallery to acquire items that are only historically important or valued for specific makers or workshops. The Japanese Gallery believes that all works of art have value in and of themselves for their aesthetic beauty and craftmanship regardless of heritage or monetary value. View here for an insight into what’s new in the collection.

Cloisonne vase

Anonymous

Chinese style.

Menuki

Goto Renjo

Tiger.

Happuri

Anonymous

Open Face Armour.

Lacquer screen

Anonymous

Dragon & Sun.

Cloisonne Vase Pair

Attributed to Namikawa Sosuke

Blossom.

Kozuka

Anonymous.

Koreidjin.

 Coming soon

Here is a snapshot of items to be added to the collection.

View The Japanese Gallery Collections

Spend time viewing fine Japanese art dating from the early Edo period to the Taisho era of Japan. The collection consists of: lacquerware, cloisonné, metalwork, swords, ceramics, netsuke, and much more. Only some of the collection is on view but is regularly being updated for the public to enjoy and learn from.

View The Japanese Gallery Videos

Spend time viewing some of the collection in video form, to enhance your experience with what the gallery has to offer.

If you are new to The Japanese Gallery you may be wondering what it’s actually about. The Japanese Gallery was created for several reasons, believe it or not, there are very few websites and little information to find on the subject of Japanese art and antiques. Other than the great museums and the many Japanese art dealers, there are very few websites on collections and the study of Japanese art. Born out of this frustration and the pure love and passion for Japanese art The Japanese Gallery was created.

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