Pesci - Ayako Miyawaki - Japan





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Description from the seller
Rare painting by Ayako Miyawaki (1905–1995), a renowned Japanese textile artist known for elevating the technique of applique to a form of modern art. The work depicts two fish, identified as saury (or sanma), created by layering and sewing scraps of fabric onto a base of jute or hemp. Miyawaki called her creations nuno-e ("cloth paintings"). She used fragments of old kimonos, used clothes, and fabrics dyed with indigo, assembling them to create compositions inspired by daily life. The signature "あ": At the bottom right of the piece one can see her distinctive red seal containing the hiragana character "あ" (A), the initial of her name Ayako. For her, this mark also recalled the interjection "Ah!", symbolizing the wonder and joy she felt in creating. Today much of her work is housed at the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art in Japan. Painting size: 15.4 cm × 37.3 cm.
The lot will be carefully packed and shipped with contracted couriers. For this lot, shipments outside the European Community are not made.
Seller's Story
Rare painting by Ayako Miyawaki (1905–1995), a renowned Japanese textile artist known for elevating the technique of applique to a form of modern art. The work depicts two fish, identified as saury (or sanma), created by layering and sewing scraps of fabric onto a base of jute or hemp. Miyawaki called her creations nuno-e ("cloth paintings"). She used fragments of old kimonos, used clothes, and fabrics dyed with indigo, assembling them to create compositions inspired by daily life. The signature "あ": At the bottom right of the piece one can see her distinctive red seal containing the hiragana character "あ" (A), the initial of her name Ayako. For her, this mark also recalled the interjection "Ah!", symbolizing the wonder and joy she felt in creating. Today much of her work is housed at the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art in Japan. Painting size: 15.4 cm × 37.3 cm.
The lot will be carefully packed and shipped with contracted couriers. For this lot, shipments outside the European Community are not made.

