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Past Events >> Japanese Lacquer Decoration for Chanoyu Exhibition and Sale

 
October 10-25, 2003

Japanese Lacquer Painting Lecture/Demonstration
By Shunsai Maehata
October 23, 2003
Samsung Hall at Asian Art Museum of San Francisco

Watch one of Japan's premier young lacquer artists, Shunsai Maehata(),demonstrate painting on lacquer (maki-e) and learn more about this exquisite art form from him in a lecture. A third generation artist, Shunsai, like his father, Gaho Maehata, received the official title Master of Traditional Arts (dento kogeishi) a recognition that precedes that of Living National Treasure. Maehata has exhibited his pieces at prestigious venues in Japan over the past twenty years.

He recently completed fine restoration work at Kenchoji Temple in Kamakura, an Important Cultural Property. Maehata's work may be seen at Iwasawa Oriental Art in Los Gatos, CA from October 10-25. We held a reception with "Shunsai Maehata (), the artist on October 21, 2003

He is also presenting in the seminar "Chanoyu no Bi-Beauty in Tea Tradition: Lacquer" held at the Urasenke Foundation of San Francisco on October 18, 2003.

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