Tea utensils, tea ceremony tools, incense holder, fan, kaya, morning glory lacquer, made by Seizan Nakabayashi

[Nakabayashi Seizan] Echizen Makie artist, living in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture
Born in 1951 (Showa 26)
Studied under her teacher's husband, Issei Minowa
Since acquiring the skills of Maki-e, she has been practicing Maki-e for tea ceremony utensils with her husband. She is particularly good at Maki-e of trees, flowers, grass, birds, small animals, etc.
Selected for the Nihon Geijutsu Exhibition, and honorable mention in the Japanese Flower Vase and Tea Ceremony Art and Craft Exhibitions.
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size	Approximately 9cm long x 6cm wide x 2.2cm thick
material	Made of kaya wood
author	By Seizan Nakabayashi
box	Wooden box

? Click here for Double Ninth Festival → Please click to view.

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