Ikkokusai Kinjo
Works
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Box with design in kirikane. “Weaving waves”Box with design in kirikane. “Weaving waves” Ikkokusai Kinjo-
CategoriesLacquerware
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Box with design in egg shell and urushi carving. “Waterfall”Box with design in egg shell and urushi carving. “Waterfall” Ikkokusai Kinjo-
CategoriesLacquerware
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Box with design in kirikane and raised urushi picture. “Man’yō”Box with design in kirikane and raised urushi picture. “Man’yō” Ikkokusai Kinjo $47,532(Tax included)-
CategoriesLacquerware
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TechniquesChoshitsu、Maki-e
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Box with design in kirikane and raised urushi picture. “Star trail”Box with design in kirikane and raised urushi picture. “Star trail” Ikkokusai Kinjo $21,049(Tax included)-
CategoriesLacquerware
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TechniquesChoshitsu、Maki-e
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Information
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CategoriesLacquerware
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Honors and AffiliationFull member, Japan Kogei Association
Career
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1965Born on March 25 in Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture
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1983Entered the Urushi Lacquer Ware Institute
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1988Completed the Researcher Course at the Urushi Lacquer Ware Institute
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1991Succeeded to the name of 7th generation KINJO Ikkokusai
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1992Selected for the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition for the first time. Selected 19 times to date (Up until 2011)
His work (paper box) was offered by Hiroshima Prefecture as a gift to the Crown Prince in celebration of his marriage -
2005Part-time lecturer at the Department of Arts, Hiroshima City University
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2006Received the Hiroshima Citizen Award
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2011Designated as a Hiroshima Prefectural Intangible Cultural Property Holder in “Ikkokusai Takamorie” techniques
Award
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1996Received the Governor of Shimane Award at the Japan Kogei Association Chugoku Branch Exhibition
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2002Received the Governor of Hiroshima Award at the Japan Kogei Association Chugoku Branch Exhibition
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2004Received the Incentive Award at the POLA Traditional Culture Awards, from the POLA Foundation for the Promotion of Traditional Japanese Culture
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2005Received the Japan Kogei Association Incentive Award at the 52nd Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
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2007Received the Energia Fine Arts Prize, from the Energia Culture and Sports Foundation