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Dynasty Japanese Chokin Art Peacock Collector Plate — Gold & Silver Inlay — Field Find
Dynasty Japanese Chokin Art Peacock Collector Plate — Gold & Silver Inlay — Field Find
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+ THE FIND
A Dynasty Japanese Chokin art peacock collector plate — fine lines etched into metal and filled with gold and silver, the peacock’s elaborate plumage rendered in the kind of detail that only metal inlay can achieve. A thousand-year tradition applied to a subject that rewards it. Found in excellent condition.
+ WHAT WE KNOW
- Maker: Dynasty
- Technique: Chokin — Japanese metal engraving with gold and silver inlay
- Subject: Peacock — full plumage detail
- Inlay: Gold and silver against dark metal
- Type: Collector plate — display piece
- Tradition: Chokin dates back over a thousand years in Japan
- Condition: Excellent — no damage noted; inlay intact
- Weight: [WEIGHT]
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+ THE STORY
Chokin is the Japanese art of metal engraving — a technique that dates back over a thousand years, used to decorate swords and armor before it found its way onto decorative objects that could be displayed rather than worn into battle. The process involves etching fine lines into metal and filling them with gold and silver, producing the rich contrast and intricate detail that makes Chokin work immediately recognizable. This Dynasty collector plate applies that tradition to the peacock — a subject that rewards the technique, the featherwork rendered in the kind of detail that only metal inlay can achieve.
+ WHY WE CHOSE IT
Because a Dynasty Chokin peacock plate with gold and silver inlay carries a craft tradition over a thousand years old. Because the peacock is exactly the right subject for Chokin — elaborate plumage that rewards fine metal engraving. Because gold and silver against dark metal is a combination that has been right for a very long time.
+ ABOUT THIS PIECE
One available. No damage noted, inlay intact. A strong piece for a collection of Asian art, a Chokin-style décor display, or anyone who appreciates fine display plates that carry genuine craft tradition behind the beauty.
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Field Notes
Recovered and preserved as discovered.
Marks, textures, and imperfections remain untouched.