Masado Fujita

Applying the kinma (incised and color-filled decoration) technique, and paying particular attention to color tone and formation, I pursue the possibility of new expression.

Works

Food vessel with design in urushi carving and kinma. “Sway”
Food vessel with design in urushi carving and kinma. “Sway” Masado Fujita
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  Lacquerware
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Covered food vessel of kanshitsu with design in kinma. “Open”
Covered food vessel of kanshitsu with design in kinma. “Open” Masado Fujita $23,895(Tax included)
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  Lacquerware
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  Kanshitsu、Kinma
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Information

Categories

Lacquerware
Honors and Affiliation

Full member, Japan Kogei Association

Career

1958

Born in Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture
1981

Completed the Special Research Course at the Urushi Lacquer Ware Institute
Studied under Living National Treasure ISOI Masami
1984

Selected for the 31st Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition for the first time
1985

Selected for the 2nd Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Urushi Works for the first time
Returned to Hirosaki City
1987

Selected for the 27th Exhibition of New Works of Traditional Art Crafts for the first time
1994

His works were purchased by the Agency for Cultural Affairs
1995

His work was purchased by the Agency for Cultural Affairs
2013

Received the Medal with Purple Ribbon

Present
Full member, Japan Kogei Association

Award

1981

Received the Japan Urushi Craft-Art Association Incentive Award
1986

Received the Aomori Arts and Cultural Incentive Award
1989

Received the Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education Award at the 29th Exhibition of New Works of Traditional Art Crafts
1996

Received the Japan Kogei Association Award at the 13th Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Urushi Works
1997

Received the Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education Award at the 37th Exhibition of New Works of Traditional Art Crafts
2001

Received the Asahi Shimbun Prize at the 18th Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Urushi Works
2002

Received the Governor of Tokyo Prize at the 49th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
2009

Received the Wajima Museum of Urushi Art Award at the 26th Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Urushi Works
2012

Received the Agency for Cultural Affairs Commissioner’s Award at the 29th Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Urushi Works
Received the President of Japan Art Crafts Association Prize at the 59th Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition
2013

Received the To-o Award from To-o Nippo Press Co., Ltd