Tsuboi Hidenori
Flying Cranes Tea Caddy, 1980s
Maki-e gold and red lacquer on wood
Size 3 x 3 x 3 in. (7.5 x 7.3 x 7.3 cm)
T-4997
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Comes with its original fitted paulownia-wood tomobako storage box inscribed Gunzuru maki-e natsume (Tea Caddy with Maki-e Design of cranes) and signed and sealed Sekiho. The accompanying tomogire cotton cloth...
Comes with its original fitted paulownia-wood tomobako storage box inscribed Gunzuru maki-e natsume (Tea Caddy with Maki-e Design of cranes) and signed and sealed Sekiho. The accompanying tomogire cotton cloth is also signed and sealed Sekiho.
Accompanying printed biography: Tsuboi Hidenori 坪井英憲. Born 1954; apprenticed with Yamamoto Kōzaburō in 1977; became independent in 1983; lives in Wajima; art name: Sekiho 夕帆. He moved to his birthplace of Sakai in the wake of the January 1, 2024 Wajima earthquake
Accompanying printed biography: Tsuboi Hidenori 坪井英憲. Born 1954; apprenticed with Yamamoto Kōzaburō in 1977; became independent in 1983; lives in Wajima; art name: Sekiho 夕帆. He moved to his birthplace of Sakai in the wake of the January 1, 2024 Wajima earthquake