Product number： SKU:16453
No.16453 Tatsuaki Kuroda (Keyaki lacquer round tray)
No.16453 Tatsuaki Kuroda (Keyaki lacquer round tray)
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Height (3.8 cm) Diameter (27.0 cm)
Height (3.8 cm) Diameter (27.0 cm)
No signs of use, artwork and box included, in excellent condition.
1970 (Showa 45): "Woodwork", Living National Treasure.
In 1924 (Taisho 13), he was impressed by a lecture given by Kawai Kanjiro at the Osaka Art Club, which led to a friendship between the two. He also got to know Yanagi Muneyoshi, and in 1927, the Kamigamo Mingei Kyodan was formed, centering around Yanagi Muneyoshi, and promoted the folk art movement. The advanced "wiped lacquer" technique makes the most of the high-quality keyaki wood, bringing out the elegant beauty of the strong, healthy woodwork. With its solid appearance, precise construction and ease of use, this is an excellent piece that conveys the essence of folk art unique to Tatsuaki.
No signs of use, artwork and box included, in excellent condition.
1970 (Showa 45): "Woodwork", Living National Treasure.
In 1924 (Taisho 13), he was impressed by a lecture given by Kawai Kanjiro at the Osaka Art Club, which led to a friendship between the two. He also got to know Yanagi Muneyoshi, and in 1927, the Kamigamo Mingei Kyodan was formed, centering around Yanagi Muneyoshi, and promoted the folk art movement. The advanced "wiped lacquer" technique makes the most of the high-quality keyaki wood, bringing out the elegant beauty of the strong, healthy woodwork. With its solid appearance, precise construction and ease of use, this is an excellent piece that conveys the essence of folk art unique to Tatsuaki.
