鍛矧合花器 | Flower Vase made by forging and heat welding method

Message from Noriko Hagino sensei I believe this artwork effectively conveys dynamic movement through the gradient lines of black and white, which contrast beautifully with the red hammered lines of copper, creating a sense of sharpness while also evoking warmth.

Artwork Information

Management Information

Year of Production
2020
Artwork Dimensions
-
Shared Box
Yes
Material
Gold, shakudō, copper
Technique
Forging, Hagiawase (hard soldering), Hammered texture,
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).

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鍛矧合花器 | Flower Vase made by forging and heat welding method

Noriko Hagino

Member of Japan Kōgei Association

MetalPrimary sale

Bid/purchase currency: Japanese yen

Price (including tax)

275,000

Artwork Information

Management Information

Year of Production
2020
Artwork Dimensions
-
Shared Box
Yes
Material
Gold, shakudō, copper
Technique
Forging, Hagiawase (hard soldering), Hammered texture,
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).

Artist Profile

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Noriko Hagino

Japan Kōgei Association

Metal

1995
Received the Incentive Award at the Shinsho Kogei Exhibition
1999
Received the Special Prize and Makoto Takada Award at the 49th Saitama Prefectural Art Exhibition
2000
Received the Incentive Award at the 40th Traditional Kōgei New Works Exhibition
2000
Received and Kawatoku Award(awarded repeatedly since then)
2009
Received the Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education Award at the 38th Metalworks Traditional Kōgei Exhibition (awarded in 2018 again)
2011
Received and Kawatoku Award at the 51st East Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
2016
Received the Japan Kōgei Association Chairman Award at the 63rd Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
2018
Received the Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education Award at the 47th Japan Traditional Metalwork Exhibition
2022
Received the Asahi Shimbun Award at the 50th Japan Traditional Metalwork Exhibition

I use two techniques to create our artworks: tankin (hammering), in which a single sheet of metal is hammered to form a shape, and hagiawase (hard soldering), in which disparate pieces of metal are joined to form a shape. Even in the hagiawase, I use the technique of tankin to create three-dimensional forms rather than combining flat metal. Although people have an image that metal is cold, please enjoy my artworks that have been gently and softly transformed into shapes.
Silver turns black when it oxidizes, but it is an easy metal to use with simple care. Please do not be afraid to use it.