Wishes for the coming Spring (Shunkei lacquer) - S
¥550,000
Here in Hida region snow country, winter is long. We start lighting the stove in October after the Takayama Autumn Festival and keep it burning until the end of the Takayama Spring Festival, halfway through the year. Interestingly enough, to me that the feeling of 'waiting for spring' deepens as we get older. Waiting for spring" may be a Japanese expression for a sense of living and a wish for life.
I named this piece "Wishes for the coming spring". When this long winter ends as we conquer Covid-19, I hope we will be able to hold each other in joy and excitement again.
*The price includes a domestic delivery fee.
Description
Butterbur sprouts of Shikkui plaster is made by Syuhei himself, on white-stone snow. The backdrop is made up of decomposed earth from the deep mountains of Hida, dried leaves of jolcham oak (Quercus serrata), acorn shades, twigs of larch and pine needles. With the support of the craftsman Mr Shigeru Okuhara of the historical Buddhist altar shop "Horio", glass made by a joinery craftsman is fitted into the cypress wood frame coated with Shunkei finishing (cashew lacquer). And the decorative fittings are made of brass.
The price includes the domestic delivery fee.
Size: 370 mm (length) x 230 mm (width) x 70 mm (thickness)
Weight: approx. 2.5kg
Additional information
| Weight | 2.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 370 x 230 x 70 cm |
