Suemura Shobun
Boat Flower Basket, 1980s
Bamboo and rattan
Size 8½ x 17½ x 7½ in. (21.5 x 44.5 x 19 cm)
T-5007
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Bamboo, rattan, dye; hexagonal construction, twining, wrapping, knotting Signed underneath Shōbun Comes with its original wood tomobako storage box signed inside Suemura Shōbun with seals: Shōbun, Bunzō A native of...
Bamboo, rattan, dye; hexagonal construction, twining, wrapping, knotting
Signed underneath Shōbun
Comes with its original wood tomobako storage box signed inside Suemura Shōbun with seals: Shōbun, Bunzō
A native of Osaka, Suemura Shōbun was a leading pupil of the great bamboo artist Yamamoto Chikuryōsai I from 1936, achieving independent status in 1941. He began showing his baskets at the Nitten and other national exhibitions in 1951.
Signed underneath Shōbun
Comes with its original wood tomobako storage box signed inside Suemura Shōbun with seals: Shōbun, Bunzō
A native of Osaka, Suemura Shōbun was a leading pupil of the great bamboo artist Yamamoto Chikuryōsai I from 1936, achieving independent status in 1941. He began showing his baskets at the Nitten and other national exhibitions in 1951.