Vintage Japanese Art of Chokin Embossed Blossom Panel

Elegant Art of Chokin Japanese embossed relief depicting cherry (sakura) or plum (ume) blossoms — a symbol of renewal and the fleeting beauty of life. The blossoms are delicately gilded in gold and copper tones, engraved by artist Keigetsu (桂月刻). Originating from the ancient Japanese technique of chokin, this artwork involves engraving on metal and embellishing with precious metals such as gold and silver. The method dates back to the 12th century, originally adorning Samurai armaments. Mounted on rich navy velvet, this framed panel blends refinement and cultural history — perfect for collectors of Japanese décor or mid-century art. Details: • Artist/Mark: Keigetsu (桂月刻) • Technique: Chokin (metal engraving + gilding) • Materials: Embossed metal foil on card, velvet mount • Era: Circa 1950s–1970s, Japan