Reference · LACMA Cloisonné incense burner by Namikawa Yasuyuki, 1900-1905, LACMA. CC0. Source ↗
I · Maker & date
Maker: Namikawa Yasuyuki (1845–1927) · 並河靖之
Date: Meiji era, circa 1900–1905
Collection: Los Angeles County Museum of Art M.2001.156a-b
II · Technique
Cloisonné enamel with gold wire and a shakudō lid and mounts, per LACMA.
III · Exhibition & provenance
Gift of Max Palevsky to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (per LACMA). The photograph is matched to this object by LACMA’s title, date and medium and by the visible phoenix design and pierced dark lid.
IV · Marks
Not recorded in the published sources.
Sources: LACMA Collections, M.2001.156a-b ↗ · Wikimedia Commons file (CC0, photograph by Wmpearl) ↗ · Imperial Household Artist list, Japanese Wikipedia ↗
Cite this record
Flying Cranes, “Incense Burner with Design of Phoenixes”, archive record FC-0020 (formerly N08), research as of 20 October 2026. https://flyingcranesantiques.com/archive/namikawa-yasuyuki-phoenix-incense-burner/
The record ID FC-0020 is stable. Earlier versions of this site used the code N08.
Descriptions record our research and opinion as of 20 October 2026.