Yamaga Lacquerware Kishu-nuri Vase leather tray His work was also selected

His work was also selected for the prestigious Nitten Fine Arts Exhibition for the first time (selected four times since then)

Tsuishu refers to a traditional type of Japanese lacquerware

it’s almost impossible to see from the exterior but it’s definitely there (see photos 8 and 9 with the red circle)

second son Harunobu

however Nousaku also uses soft metal such as tin to produce contemporary style wares that reflect the changing times

Yamaga Lacquerware Kishu-nuri Vase leather tray His work was also selected*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Kishu nuri lacquer vase made around 30 years ago by Yamaga Lacquerware. It is made of synthetic resin coated in lacquer, and is decorated with a Heian period procession of pilgrims along the Kumano Kodo trail. This piece is part of their Kumano Kodo Series featuring Kishu World Heritage Sites. The scene includes female