Chiyobuki - 糖果碗 - 漆, 木 - Tadashi Inami - 日本 - 20世纪

Wajima Lacquerware (Wajima-nuri) Confectionery Bowl "Chiyobuki" by Tadashi Inami – With Signed Tomobako

An exquisite Japanese Wajima-nuri (Wajima lacquerware) confectionery bowl titled "Chiyobuki" (千代寿 - Long Life and Celebration), crafted by the renowned Japanese lacquer artist Tadashi Inami (井波唯志, 1923–2011).

This piece comes with its original wooden storage box (Tomobako), signed and sealed by the artist, guaranteeing its authenticity.

[About the Artist: Tadashi Inami (1923–2011)]
• Prominent Master: Born into a prestigious family of lacquer artists (son of Kirokusai Inami II, a master of Kaga Maki-e).
• Japan Art Academy Prize Winner (1994): Awarded one of the highest honors in the Japanese art world for his exceptional craftsmanship and artistic contribution.
• Director of Wajima Lacquerware Institute: Served as the head of the Wajima Municipal Institute of Lacquer Art for 15 years, significantly shaping modern Wajima lacquer traditions.
• Nitten Director: Served as a director and councillor for Nitten (The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition).
• Public Collections: His works are preserved in public art museums, including the Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art.

[Dimensions]
• Height: 4.5 cm
• Diameter: 24 cm

[Condition]
Overall in good condition. Please refer to the photos for detailed conditions of both the bowl and the box.

Wajima Lacquerware (Wajima-nuri) Confectionery Bowl "Chiyobuki" by Tadashi Inami – With Signed Tomobako

An exquisite Japanese Wajima-nuri (Wajima lacquerware) confectionery bowl titled "Chiyobuki" (千代寿 - Long Life and Celebration), crafted by the renowned Japanese lacquer artist Tadashi Inami (井波唯志, 1923–2011).

This piece comes with its original wooden storage box (Tomobako), signed and sealed by the artist, guaranteeing its authenticity.

[About the Artist: Tadashi Inami (1923–2011)]
• Prominent Master: Born into a prestigious family of lacquer artists (son of Kirokusai Inami II, a master of Kaga Maki-e).
• Japan Art Academy Prize Winner (1994): Awarded one of the highest honors in the Japanese art world for his exceptional craftsmanship and artistic contribution.
• Director of Wajima Lacquerware Institute: Served as the head of the Wajima Municipal Institute of Lacquer Art for 15 years, significantly shaping modern Wajima lacquer traditions.
• Nitten Director: Served as a director and councillor for Nitten (The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition).
• Public Collections: His works are preserved in public art museums, including the Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art.

[Dimensions]
• Height: 4.5 cm
• Diameter: 24 cm

[Condition]
Overall in good condition. Please refer to the photos for detailed conditions of both the bowl and the box.

[Care and Storage Instructions]
• Storage: Avoid direct sunlight and extreme dryness or humidity, as sunlight can cause discoloration and severe dryness may lead to cracking.
• Cleaning: Wash gently by hand using a soft sponge and mild dish soap. Do NOT use dishwashers, microwaves, or harsh abrasive scrubbers. Dry thoroughly with a soft cloth after washing.

[Shipping and Customs Information]
• Shipping: Sent securely packaged via tracked airmail (Express Mail Service / Courier) with full insurance to ensure safe arrival.

• Import Duties & Taxes: Import duties, taxes, and related customs charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine these additional costs prior to bidding.