古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”
  • 古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”
  • 古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”
  • 古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”
  • 古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”
New
Primary Sale
On Display
Message from Yasumasa Komiya sensei Since Edo Komon is dyed in a single color, my aim is to dye in a pure jem-like color, and a bright and clear color that does not lose its shine even after many years. Using the techniques passed on from the Edo period, I am trying to develop works that fit in our modern lifestyle.
  • 制作年
    -
  • 作品寸法
    H 16.0 x W 15.2 cm
  • 共箱
    No
  • 素材
    100% Silk
  • 技法
    Edo komon dyeing
  • 作品の状態
    New, unused
  • 形式
    Actual artwork available (with certificate)
  • 真贋判定データ
    Unavailable
  • 保管・展示場所
    Asuka II
  • 販売元
    ARTerrace
  • 発送予定日等
    generally ship within 30 business days
古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”
  • 古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”
  • 古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”
  • 古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”
  • 古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”
人間国宝
こぶくさ きくごうし

古帛紗 菊格子 | Square of Classic-patterned Fabric “Kikugōshi”

Yasumasa Komiya
Living National Treasure / Holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property "Edo komon (Edo small crests)"
TextileNewPrimary saleOn Display

入札通貨/購入通貨:日本円

価格(税込)
¥
16,500
  • 制作年
    -
  • 作品寸法
    H 16.0 x W 15.2 cm
  • 共箱
    No
  • 素材
    100% Silk
  • 技法
    Edo komon dyeing
  • 作品の状態
    New, unused
  • 形式
    Actual artwork available (with certificate)
  • 真贋判定データ
    Unavailable
  • 保管・展示場所
    Asuka II
  • 販売元
    ARTerrace
  • 発送予定日等
    generally ship within 30 business days
Komiya Yasumasa

Yasumasa Komiya

Japan Kōgei Association

Textile

Yasumasa Komiya
  • 1983

    Received the Minister of Education, Science and Culture Prize at the 30th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition

  • 1990

    Received the 10th Anniversary Special POLA Excellence Award

  • 1994

    Received the Excellence Award at the 7th MOA Mokichi Okada Awards

  • 1998

    35th Japan Traditional Crafts – Dyeing and Weaving Exhibition – Nikkei Inc. Award

  • 2006

    Received the Prince Takamatsu Memorial Prize at the 53rd Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition

  • 2010

    44th Japan Traditional Crafts – Dyeing and Weaving Exhibition – Nikkei Inc. Award

  • 2010

    Received the Medal with Purple Ribbon

  • 2016

    56th East Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition – Director of Nezu Museum Award

Edo Komon is a dyeing technique that originated in the Edo period, traditionally used for formal samurai attire such as shikifuku and kamishimo. It involves dyeing white silk cloth, mounted on a single board, using stencils. I, Yasumasa, am the third-generation holder of this tradition, following Kosuke and Yasutaka.

Techniques such as kiku-kōshi (chrysanthemum lattice), amama (rain spacing), and sujisansuji (triple lines), which are dyed in a single color with meticulously detailed patterns, may appear plain from a distance—but upon closer inspection, their exquisite beauty becomes apparent. This work can only be completed through years of experience and mastery of the craft.

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