Kawano Shōkō
Clear Spring” Handled Flower Basket, 2004
Bamboo and rattan
Size 17 x 12¼ x 12 in. (43 x 31.5 x 30.5 cm)
T-4908
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Leached bamboo, rattan; twill plaiting, wrapping, bent bamboo handle Signed underneath with incised characters: Shōkō Comes with a fitted wood tomobako storage box inscribed outside: Hanakago Seisen (Flower basket, Clear...
Leached bamboo, rattan; twill plaiting, wrapping, bent bamboo handle
Signed underneath with incised characters: Shōkō
Comes with a fitted wood tomobako storage box inscribed outside: Hanakago Seisen (Flower basket, Clear Spring); signed and sealed inside: Shōkō
Born in Oita City, Kyushu. Admitted in 1989 to Oita Prefecture Beppu Technical College, where his teachers included Morigami Jin, Kawano Shōko became an independent artist in 1991, won the Cotsen Bamboo Prize in 2002, and was one of only seven artists selected to take part in workshops conducted by Hayakawa Shōkōsai V in 2006 and 2007. From 2008 to 2013 he lived on Sado Island and taught a number of aspiring artists, including Watanabe Chiaki.
Signed underneath with incised characters: Shōkō
Comes with a fitted wood tomobako storage box inscribed outside: Hanakago Seisen (Flower basket, Clear Spring); signed and sealed inside: Shōkō
Born in Oita City, Kyushu. Admitted in 1989 to Oita Prefecture Beppu Technical College, where his teachers included Morigami Jin, Kawano Shōko became an independent artist in 1991, won the Cotsen Bamboo Prize in 2002, and was one of only seven artists selected to take part in workshops conducted by Hayakawa Shōkōsai V in 2006 and 2007. From 2008 to 2013 he lived on Sado Island and taught a number of aspiring artists, including Watanabe Chiaki.