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Masterpieces of Asian Art from the Okada Museum of Art II

Masterpieces of Asian Art from the Okada Museum of Art II
Auction Details

Auction Type

Online

Status

Ended

Start Date

Aug 28, 2026

End Date

Aug 31, 2026

Total Lots

5

Overview

The Okada Museum collection continues to unveil its extraordinary depth, this time presenting a magnificent dialogue between the artistic heritages of Japan and China. Representing some of the highest expressions of skill, imagination, and technical mastery from across East Asia, these works encompass both the monumental and the intimate. From the enigmatic clay figures of ancient burial mounds to the immaculate imperial porcelains of the Ming and Qing courts, and the refined, poetic collaborations of Kyoto’s greatest masters, the collection reveals a breathtaking breadth of aesthetic vision. Whether carved through dark slip, brushed in gold and silver, or fired in the exacting kilns of Jingdezhen and Hizen, each work speaks to a culture where beauty, history, and a reverence for the natural world are inseparable

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Each lot below includes its own condition report, artist / maker attribution and provenance — open a lot to view the full report.

Lots in this Collection.

5 of 5 Lots
Masterpieces of Asian Art from the Okada Museum of Art II — Novacanon