Steve Sly Japanese Works of Art has dated this piece to the 1890s.

Literature:
Daimyo gyoretsu processions were almost daily occurrences as the daimyo moved from their home lands to the then capital Edo, modern day Tokyo, it was primarily a second residence where they were to reside for lengthy periods whilst paying their respects to the powerful shogunate, essentially held as hostages and financially suppressed the daimyo whilst leading their own military forces on behalf of the shogunate, and in limited numbers dependent on the size of their kingdoms, were prevented from becoming too powerful in their own right. This regular occurrence was known as the sankin kotai , essentially meaning second residence.

Provenance :
UK private collection.
Condition report :
Immaculate condition throughout.
Approximate Sizes :
Height : 5 7/8" 15 cm
Daimeter : 3 1/4" 8.5 cm
Steve Sly Japanese Works of Art has dated this piece to the 1890s.
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