Message from Kunie Komori sensei
Among the many forms of lacquer art, this work features woven bamboo patterns that create a warm and inviting expression. Made from bamboo and kanshitsu (dry lacquer), the piece is lightweight and highly resistant to warping.
This technique is an exceptionally unique form of expression practiced in Japan by only myself and my apprentices.
- 制作年2025
- 作品寸法Ø 12.3cm × H 7.5cm
- 共箱Yes
- 素材Zelkova wood
- 技法Rim, Foot Ring, Linen Cloth Reinforcement Undercoating Technique, Traditional Hon-Katame Undercoating, Hana-nuri Finish
- 作品の状態New, unused
- 形式Actual artwork available (with certificate)
- 真贋判定データAvailable
- 保管・展示場所Asuka Ⅱ
- 販売元ARTerrace
- 発送予定日等Ships from mid-June onward (after the return of the Asuka II), on a rolling basis.
しゅこわん
朱小椀 | Small Vermilion Lacquer Bowl
Kunie Komori
Living National Treasure / Holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property "Kyūshitsu (Lacquering)"
入札通貨/購入通貨：日本円
価格（税込)
¥
71,500- 制作年2025
- 作品寸法Ø 12.3cm × H 7.5cm
- 共箱Yes
- 素材Zelkova wood
- 技法Rim, Foot Ring, Linen Cloth Reinforcement Undercoating Technique, Traditional Hon-Katame Undercoating, Hana-nuri Finish
- 作品の状態New, unused
- 形式Actual artwork available (with certificate)
- 真贋判定データAvailable
- 保管・展示場所Asuka Ⅱ
- 販売元ARTerrace
- 発送予定日等Ships from mid-June onward (after the return of the Asuka II), on a rolling basis.
Kunie Komori
Kunie Komori
Japan Kōgei Association
Urushi
- 2002
Received the Japan Kogei Association "Important Intangible Cultural Asset" Holder's Prize for the entry " Magewazukuri Rantaiban" at the 49th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
- 1986
33rd Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition – "Kuruwazukuri Rantai Kubikago" – NHK President’s Award
- 1987
28th Ishikawa Traditional Crafts Exhibition – Encouragement Award
- 1988
44th Ishikawa Contemporary Art Exhibition – Exhibited (later received Hokuriku Cultural Award in 1990 and Highest Prize in 1992)
- 1989
30th Ishikawa Traditional Crafts Exhibition – Encouragement Award 36th Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition – "Ajiroshima-mon Jubako" – NHK President’s Award (Acquired by the Agency for Cultural Affairs)
- 1999
Hokuriku Cultural Award
- 2002
Received the Japan Kogei Association "Important Intangible Cultural Asset" Holder's Prize for the entry " Magewazukuri Rantaiban" at the 49th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition(Acquired by the Agency for Cultural Affairs)
- 2004
Received the Excellence Award at the MOA Mokichi Okada Award Exhibition
- 2006
Received the Medal with Purple Ribbon
- 2015
Awarded The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette
My style is fun and warm in which the woven bamboo pattern is utilized in a variety of urushi works. The materials used are bamboo and kanshitsu (dry lacquer), which make the pieces lighter and less likely to deform. This is a unique method of expression that is practiced only by myself and my students in Japan. I hope you will cherish your tea time with lovely small sweets.
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