Wall Decoration Mt. Fuji Gold Leaf Small | Tatsuro Ono's work in Kozan Kiln [238021]
Wall Decoration Mt. Fuji Gold Leaf Small | Tatsuro Ono's work in Kozan Kiln
[238021]
Price: 143,000JPY
Weight: 2140g
Low stock
[size]
Length: 28.5 cm / Width: 32.5 cm
Length: 11.2 in / Width: 12.8 in
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A uniquely fantastical beauty woven from gold, plat inum, and iridescent foils this ceramic framed artwork of Mt. Fuji is a masterpiece by Tatsuro Ono, renowned for his unparalleled orig inality with in the world of Arita ware.
Ono’s signature technique involves both traditional glaz ing and the meticulous application of ultra-th in foils such as gold, silver, plat inum, and iridescent foil. These color foils, created by hammer ing base metals hundreds of times until they are th inner than a breath, are then carefully applied by hand us ing natural lacquer as an adhesive. The work is fired at a low temperature of around 200°C to set the design. This demand ing process requires immense patience and precision.
S ince different colored foils cannot be applied simultaneously, each must be attached one at a time dur ing the brief moment when the lacquer reaches the ideal semi-dry state. This intricate procedure calls for both ref ined skill and seasoned experience.
in this particular work, various foils gold, silver, plat inum, and iridescent are layered delicately to depict the majestic form of Mt. Fuji. The shimmer ing sky, the hazy ridgel ines, and the elegant curves of clouds and p ines are all rendered with the soft luster and depth unique to foil decoration.
Each piece is entirely handmade and one-of-a-k ind, offer ing a different visual impression depend ing on the light ing and time of day. This artwork is a harmonious fusion of traditional Japanese sensibility and ref ined elegance ideal as a sophisticated interior accent, gift, or commemorative piece.
[Artist Profile]
Tatsuro Ono (K fl ozan Kiln)
[Message from the Artist]
At Kohzan Kiln, I have long been captivated by the brilliance of k inrande (gold-decorated ware). Over time, I began incorporat ing not only gold foil but also lesser-used materials such as plat inum foil, jewel beetle (tamamushi) foil, blue shell foil, and iridescent foil. My goal is to "pa int with foil" and br ing out a beauty unlike any other. I hope to cont inue creat ing works that br ing joy to many.
[Ceramic Art Career Highlights]
* Selected for the National Traditional Crafts Exhibition
* Selected for the Kyushu-Yamaguchi Ceramics Exhibition
* Selected for the Saga Prefectural Art Association Exhibition
* Selected for the Saga Prefectural F ine Arts Exhibition
* Awarded the Special Committee Prize at the Saga F ine Arts Exhibition
* ...and many more.
Length: 28.5 cm / Width: 32.5 cm
Length: 11.2 in / Width: 12.8 in
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A uniquely fantastical beauty woven from gold, plat inum, and iridescent foils this ceramic framed artwork of Mt. Fuji is a masterpiece by Tatsuro Ono, renowned for his unparalleled orig inality with in the world of Arita ware.
Ono’s signature technique involves both traditional glaz ing and the meticulous application of ultra-th in foils such as gold, silver, plat inum, and iridescent foil. These color foils, created by hammer ing base metals hundreds of times until they are th inner than a breath, are then carefully applied by hand us ing natural lacquer as an adhesive. The work is fired at a low temperature of around 200°C to set the design. This demand ing process requires immense patience and precision.
S ince different colored foils cannot be applied simultaneously, each must be attached one at a time dur ing the brief moment when the lacquer reaches the ideal semi-dry state. This intricate procedure calls for both ref ined skill and seasoned experience.
in this particular work, various foils gold, silver, plat inum, and iridescent are layered delicately to depict the majestic form of Mt. Fuji. The shimmer ing sky, the hazy ridgel ines, and the elegant curves of clouds and p ines are all rendered with the soft luster and depth unique to foil decoration.
Each piece is entirely handmade and one-of-a-k ind, offer ing a different visual impression depend ing on the light ing and time of day. This artwork is a harmonious fusion of traditional Japanese sensibility and ref ined elegance ideal as a sophisticated interior accent, gift, or commemorative piece.
[Artist Profile]
Tatsuro Ono (K fl ozan Kiln)
[Message from the Artist]
At Kohzan Kiln, I have long been captivated by the brilliance of k inrande (gold-decorated ware). Over time, I began incorporat ing not only gold foil but also lesser-used materials such as plat inum foil, jewel beetle (tamamushi) foil, blue shell foil, and iridescent foil. My goal is to "pa int with foil" and br ing out a beauty unlike any other. I hope to cont inue creat ing works that br ing joy to many.
[Ceramic Art Career Highlights]
* Selected for the National Traditional Crafts Exhibition
* Selected for the Kyushu-Yamaguchi Ceramics Exhibition
* Selected for the Saga Prefectural Art Association Exhibition
* Selected for the Saga Prefectural F ine Arts Exhibition
* Awarded the Special Committee Prize at the Saga F ine Arts Exhibition
* ...and many more.
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 Porcelain production started in Japan in the 17th century after kaorin stone was discovered in Arita. From the middle 17th century, large amounts of Arita ceramics, which captivated the European royalty and nobility, were exported to Europe, through the Dutch trading post on Dejima Island in Nagasaki. Augustus the Strong, Elector of Saxony, was so fond of Arita ceramics that he ordered porcelain resembling Arita ceramics to be made in his electorate. In Arita, the tradition and techniques of Arita ceramics have been preserved for over 400 years, while young potters and workshops take on the callenge of producing ambitious new works. |
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