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It is perfect detail work. Also you can check the backside splendid works. I always roll and see the work in my hands. Yamakawa Koji is one of the master craftman in Meiji era. He is famous for inlay works.
size 14cm-9cm-6.8cm(h)
Original signed box. Silver, SYAKUDO, SIBUICHI and Gold.
It was made by all embossing. It is very hard work specially in iron. But it has very delicate feelings. Amaging work. Also bee's head can move as Jizai Okimono.
The rusty iron expression match well with witherd rose one.
size 43cm-10cm-8cm(h)
I fell in love with this design sence of Rokansai at first sight.
The bambooes were weaved reverse here and there. I don't know why he do such a thing. But i like this kind of playful mind.
size 37.5cm-36cm-23.5cm(h)
Can you believe this is carved from one piece of wood? The wings are made of Kyoto bamboo and special thin Japanese paper.
Otake Ryoho is still 27 years old. I am excited about his bright future.
size 27cm-14cm-31cm(h)
It is exhibited at the first Tokyo Bijutsu and industrial arts exhibition in 1909. And it was purchased by Board of the Crown Prince's Affairs.
There is a plaster figure "JYUTTOKU" (13.5×11.0×37.0cm) owned by Fukuoka-shi art museum. This plaster figure was made as prototype in previous step of wood carving.
size13.5 ×13.0×38.0cm with guarantee wood box by Komori Syuun.
size13.5 ×13.0×38.0cm with guarantee wood box by Komori Syuun.
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It have very handsome look that the carving is deep.
In addition, it have one more interesting thing, as for this work, the whole seemed to be covered with red lacquer. I thought it is rust. But it isn't rust but red lacquer. Probably it was produced as a red mamushi at the time.
The maker is Muneyoshi of the Tomiki family(Takase Kozan studio). He is good at making snake. And there were many works. But I haven't seen such a rare lacquer work.
size 95cm Showa era.
In addition, it have one more interesting thing, as for this work, the whole seemed to be covered with red lacquer. I thought it is rust. But it isn't rust but red lacquer. Probably it was produced as a red mamushi at the time.
The maker is Muneyoshi of the Tomiki family(Takase Kozan studio). He is good at making snake. And there were many works. But I haven't seen such a rare lacquer work.
size 95cm Showa era.
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What a splendid carving technique!! It has a refined quality of gracefulness and good taste.
size 3.7cm-3.5cm-3.5cm(h)
Miki Hyoetsu used several different lacqued technique and expressed a feeling of depth very well.
size 12.5cm-26.5cm-4.5cm(h)
Oshin worked in Kyoto and was one of the finest artists creating burl wood okimono, trays and scepters for sencha tea ceremony. His work generally reveals a subject hidden in a natural form, such as a piece of burl wood, and the artist achieves a perfect harmony between the natural and the artificial, carved aspects. The world of sencha tea enjoyed a great flowering from the beginning of the Meiji era until the Pacific War. In this tradition, Oshin's work stands out as one of the most brilliant. He moved with his wife to Kita-Kyushu in the 1940s, when the destruction of war took with it the world that had supported his work. His last years were spent living on the charity of friends in exchange for pieces of his art.
size 16cm-10cm-3cm(h)
