A Kodaiji lacquer tea caddy decorated with autumn flowers and kiri-mon on a black ground and maple leaves on a geometric zigzag shaped ground in nashiji.  The border on the base in silver lacquer with stylized overlapping chrysanthemum flower heads.  With tomobako.
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Kodaiji makie is a type of lacquer that originated for the decoration of the Kodaiji Temple’s mausoleum in Higashiyama in Kyoto, commonly decorated with designs of flowering autumn grasses in simple makie techniques such as hiramakie, harigaki and e-nashiji, over which are scattered chrysanthemum and paulownia crests in gold.

高台寺蒔絵棗　無銘