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山內 惟果 Yuika Yamauchi

ЪۜႭ׼ Description
Ιᛐ݊Ϫ˒ࣛ˾؛ɻ͜ԸༀᖹيٙኜՈdίဒᖵʘʕೌሞЪ Inro was a container of medicines carried by samurais during the
Edo period. In lacquer art, inro is unique both in terms of works
ۜձҦجேϞՉዹत׌f஗ᔚࣛ˾ᎴߕശᘆٙΙᛐהଉଉі and techniques. I am deeply attracted by the elegant and luxurious
ୋɧΤ ˏdɰϓމ˚ܝ௴ЪٙਗɢfՉʕ௰ʔ࢙׸ٙd݊ڀ൬஢ε inro of the old times, which has become my creative motivation.
Third Prize
ːАᜫႊΥஈঐҁߕήટΥd˸ʿνО͜ဒਗ਼௰ఃฌٙᕫ௡ The hardest things to do are to achieve perfection at where the
lid and body meet, as well as using lacquer to create a realist
˸ᄳྼ˙όڌତ̈Չѯᘆٙᅼᅵf༶͜ə৻ဒeᑮཚe➼ᖭ
expression of the magni cent carp, which is my favorite. Utilizing
ഃ˚͉ෂ୕Ҧجdঃࣛɓϋ˸ɪʑҁϓவ΁Ъۜf traditional Japanese techniques, such as kanshitsu, mother-of-
pearl inlay, and maki-e, it took me over a year to complete this
work.

ໝᓬᕫ௡ྡ➼ᖭΙᛐ
Lacquer Inro-Type Cases and Ornament with Gold-Powder Decoration of Carpā24.5Ò17Ò10cm

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