“the Geisha With The Lampion” By Adolphe Armand Truffier (active Between 1890 And 1930):

An ode to Japanese culture! Description of the statuette: We are pleased to present to you an exceptional work in golden spelter and porcelain biscuit, entitled "The Geisha with the Lampion". This statuette embodies the timeless elegance of a traditional Japanese geisha, a true symbol of grace and artistic mastery. Delicately holding an electrified lantern in her left hand, she wears a sumptuously decorated kimono, illustrating the visual richness and soul of Japanese culture. Symbolism of the geisha: Artist and lady-in-waiting: The geisha is the very essence of artistic refinement, excelling in varied fields such as wearing a kimono, music, dance, social interactions and the art of conversation . Tradition and modernity: A true centuries-old institution, the tradition of geishas has evolved over time, adapting harmoniously to the transformations of Japanese society. Beauty and refinement: Geishas embody an ideal of beauty and elegance, representing the quintessence of Japanese femininity. Additional information about geishas: Training and apprenticeship: The path to becoming a geisha is demanding, involving several years of rigorous training that shapes their artistry and grace. Role in Japanese society: True artists, geishas entertain with distinction at banquets and ceremonies, enriching these events with their refined presence. Evolution of the profession: Despite the many changes through the ages, the fascination and intrigue surrounding the geisha profession remains intact. Conclusion: This statuette "The Geisha with the Lampion" is more than just a work of art; it is an invitation to explore the captivating world of geishas and to appreciate the beauty and refinement of Japanese tradition. A must-have piece for any art lover looking to capture the essence of Japanese culture in all its glory.