堆漆ピアス | Pierced Earrings with Urushi Carving

Tsuishitsu(urushi carving) is a technique to create beautiful layers of colored urushi by repeating the process of applying and drying colored urushi many times. These pierced earrings are made by processing the tsuishitsu plate to create beautiful layers of colored urushi.

Artwork Information

Management Information

Year of Production
-
Artwork Dimensions
-
Shared Box
No
Material
Surgical stainless steel (allergy safe)
Technique
Tsuishitsu (urushi carving)
Artwork Condition
New, unused
Format
Actual artwork available (with certificate)
Authenticity Determination Data
Available
Storage/Exhibition Location
Asuka II
Seller
ARTerrace
Scheduled Shipping Date, etc.
generally ship within 30 business days

ついしつぴあす

堆漆ピアス | Pierced Earrings with Urushi Carving

Michiyo Kitaoka

Member of Japan Kōgei Association

UrushiNewPrimary saleOn Display

Bid/purchase currency: Japanese yen

Price (including tax)

26,400

Artwork Information

Management Information

Year of Production
-
Artwork Dimensions
-
Shared Box
No
Material
Surgical stainless steel (allergy safe)
Technique
Tsuishitsu (urushi carving)
Artwork Condition
New, unused
Format
Actual artwork available (with certificate)
Authenticity Determination Data
Available
Storage/Exhibition Location
Asuka II
Seller
ARTerrace
Scheduled Shipping Date, etc.
generally ship within 30 business days

Artist Profile

About Shipping Method

Michiyo Kitaoka

Japan Kōgei Association

Urushi

2011
Received the Incentive Award at the 54th Shikoku Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
2013
Received the Zentsuji City Board of Education Award at the 78th Kagawa Prefectural Art Exhibition
2016
Received the Incentive Award at the 81st Kagawa Prefectural Art Exhibition Received the Incentive Award at the 59th Shikoku Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
2018
Received the Kagawa Traditional Crafts Matsudaira Foundation Award
2019
Received the Takamatsu Board of Education Award at the 84th Kagawa Prefectural Art Exhibition
2019
Received the Takamatsu Mitsukoshi Award at the 62nd Shikoku Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
2020
Received the Hitoshi Ota Award at the 63rd Shikoku Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
2021
Received the Kagawa Traditional Crafts Matsudaira Foundation Award

It takes several months for a single piece to be completed. During this time, I hope that the feelings and experiences of the artist who has faced the artwork will be conveyed to you through the artwork. Also, I would be happy if you could cherish what you felt while seeing the artwork.