乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
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Message from Emi Yabuuchi sensei This is a piece inspired by sakura, created using the kinma technique from Kagawa urushi work. It depicts sakura silhouettes with a background carved out, into which blue urushi has been applied over 20 layers. By polishing these layers, intricate patterns emerge, showcasing the unique expression of Kinma. While traditionally a mizusashi is used in the Japanese tea ceremony, I hope you'll enjoy this piece freely as a decoration, a vessel, or simply to appreciate its beauty.
  • Year of Production
    -
  • Artwork Dimensions
    ø 17.2 x H 19.3 cm
  • Shared Box
    Yes
  • Material
    Hemp cloth
  • Technique
    Kinma, Kanshitsu (dry lacquer)
  • Artwork Condition
    New, unused
  • Format
    Actual artwork available (with certificate)
  • Authenticity Determination Data
    Available
  • Storage/Exhibition Location
    ARTerrace
  • Seller
    ARTerrace
  • Scheduled Shipping Date, etc.
    Approximately 1 month (Please note that delivery may vary depending on the artist’s confirmation of the work).
乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
  • 乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 |  Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"
かんしつきんまみずさし「しゅんしょう」

乾漆蒟醬水指「春宵」 | Tea Ceremony Fresh Water Jar of Kanshitsu with Kinma "The Early Evening in Spring"

Emi Yabuuchi
Member of Japan Kōgei Association
UrushiPrimary saleOn Display

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  • Year of Production
    -
  • Artwork Dimensions
    ø 17.2 x H 19.3 cm
  • Shared Box
    Yes
  • Material
    Hemp cloth
  • Technique
    Kinma, Kanshitsu (dry lacquer)
  • Artwork Condition
    New, unused
  • Format
    Actual artwork available (with certificate)
  • Authenticity Determination Data
    Available
  • Storage/Exhibition Location
    ARTerrace
  • Seller
    ARTerrace
  • Scheduled Shipping Date, etc.
    Approximately 1 month (Please note that delivery may vary depending on the artist’s confirmation of the work).
Emi Yabuuchi

Emi Yabuuchi

Japan Kōgei Association

Urushi

Emi Yabuuchi
  • 2004

    Graduated from Aichi University of Education, Faculty of Education, Lifelong Education Department, Art, Design, and Culture Course, Urushi Art major Received the Excellence Award for graduation work at Aichi University of Education

  • 2013

    Received the Asahi Shimbun Award at the 60th Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition

  • 2014

    Received the Kagawa Prefecture Culture and Art New Artist Award for the academic year 2013

  • 2015

    58th Shikoku Traditional Crafts Exhibition: Japan Kōgei Association Award

  • 2016

    59th Shikoku Traditional Crafts Exhibition: NHK Takamatsu Broadcasting Station Award

  • 2017

    8th Kagawa Prefecture Traditional Crafts Matsudaira Kōeikai Award 34th Japan Traditional Lacquer Art Exhibition: Encouragement Award, Kumamoto Prefectural Traditional Crafts Museum Award 60th Shikoku Traditional Crafts Exhibition: Isoi Nyoshin Award

  • 2018

    35th Japan Traditional Lacquer Art Exhibition: Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education Award

  • 2024

    41st Japan Traditional Lacquer Art Exhibition: Encouragement Award, Takamatsu City Museum of Art Award

I use landscapes that have deeply moved me as the motifs for my artwork. Utilizing the rich color expressions characteristic of Kagawa's urushi work, I imbue my pieces with elements such as the air, light, wind, sound, and scent that were present but invisible to the eye at the time of the inspiration .

I would be grateful if you could take a part of these memories with you in your heart.
I hope that through this encounter, you can feel closer to kōgei and that it brings us all together.

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