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"Painting in a bag" artist Mihoko Inazawa exhibition
~ Nihonbashi Kiya Honten izutuki~
Remotely navigating your beloved Chuo-ku, rosemary sea.
From Friday, May 26 to June 22 (Thursday), "Painting in a bag" painter Mihoko Inazawa, a long-established knife shop Nihonbashi Kiya Honten, and the attached gallery izutuki, is being held.
※ Artists at the gallery 5/27 6/3 6/4
Opening hours: 12:00 to 18:00
Here are some Japanese-style fans created entirely by hand.
The gentle but powerful style, such as the color created using soil from all over Japan, collected by the artist himself with his own feet, is attractive.
The fan represents the passage of time and story on the front and back, and it is just your own world.
This time, we also took care of Mr. Abe, director of Kiya Nihonbashi Honten Co., Ltd.
At the same time, Mr. Oba, who is in charge of izutuki, also introduced us.
About Mihoko Inazawa
Born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1955.
Graduated from Tama Art Univ. (Design) and Musashino Art Univ. (Japanese painting).
In the process of exploring the expression of Japanese painting, we meet craftsmen who inherit tradition and learn about the skills, materials, and heart of craftsmen.
The words of the craftsman I met during the trip triggered the collection of "soil" and made it one of the art materials.
Sometimes miracles happen when you leave yourself on earth and Japanese paper.
I think that one work is a collaborative work with nature, materials, and painting.
"All the fans are carefully drawn.
I hope you find your only fan.
Inazawa Mihoko worship"
Mr. Inazawa's website is here.
In addition, the previous introduction,
2020.6.23 Artist Miho Inazawa's Fan Exhibition
2021.6.6 Miho Inazawa's fan
Please take a look.
Past works were mainly on both sides of the front and back, but this image is only on one side.
Please take a look at the other side at the venue.
It's fun to imagine, "What's the back side?"
In addition, due to the nature of hand-drawn, each one is one point.
Please forgive me when it is sold out.
Prices are shown at tax-included prices.
・・And then I would like to introduce the goods.
100 Earth and 100 Earth
Type of fan: Kawahori
1 shaku, 2 sun, 5 minutes, 5 minutes (38 cm)
Bone/black paint
Hon Mino paper (Mino Takegami Kobo)
Land, gold leaf, etc.
49,500 yen
Paintings were made from more than 100 soils collected and drawn on both sides of the fan.
It's the time I've spent in Japan.
My feet are so rich and gentle.
Be sure to have the softness of the Japanese climate.
Heat and balance
Type of fan: Shimai Sensu
1 shaku, 1 sun and 10 ma (38 cm)
Bone/black paint
Mino paper (locally produced kozo)
Sumi, Honshu, Gold and Silver Foil, etc.
66,000 yen
![Heat and balance
Type of fan: Shimai Sensu
1 shaku, 1 sun and 10 ma (38 cm)
Bone/black paint
Mino paper (local mulberry [Kozo]) ink, honshu, gold and silver foil, etc.
66,000 yen “Painting in a bag” artist Mihoko Inazawa exhibition
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Between static and motion.
'Tamazusa'
Type of fan: Mai fan
9.5 sun 10 ma
Bone/White Bamboo
Mino paper (local mulberry)
Ink, rock paint, etc.
38,500 yen
Karasuuri is also known as "Tamazusa", and has the flower language "Good news".
It is said that the shape of the seed resembles a kozuchi, so it is said that the luck is good.
"A Lotus grows in the mud"
Type of fan: Edo folding fan
8.5 sun 16 ma
Bones: Karaki
Hon Mino paper (Nasu kozo)
Ink, rock paint, etc.
29,700 yen
Lotus comes out of mud and does not stain with mud.
"Sorakei"
Type of fan: Edo folding fan
8.5 sun 16 ma
Bones: Karaki
Hon Mino paper (Nasu kozo)
Rock paint, foil, etc.
27,500 yen
The only star shining in the sky.
'Yumitsu' (literally, "mountain grapes")
Type of fan: Shoji fan
7.5 sun 45 ma
Bones: Karaki
Hon Mino paper (Nasu kozo)
Ink, rock paint, soil, etc.
30,800 yen
The little flowers will eventually produce a beautiful fruit.
"The Drop of Mist A Dewdrop"
Type of fan: Shoji fan
7.5 sun 45 ma
Bone/White Bamboo
Hon Mino paper (Nasu kozo)
Ink, mud, rock paint, foil, etc.
28,600 yen
The story of the beginning. Your story.
Japanese painting SASARA Series
Size: ２０×２０
Hon Mino paper (Nasu kozo), cedar board
Nikawa, such as soil and foil,
16,500 yen each
With the feeling of getting closer to Japanese painting, drawn with traditional Japanese materials and natural materials.
'One Tokikei'
kakejiku
Size: ６４８×１３２０
Hon Mino paper (Nasu kozo)
Japanese soil, deer skin glue
396,000 yen
A work that uses 80 soils collected in Japan as a single time axis.
8 has an endless meaning and endless meaning.
Nihonbashi Kiya
2-2-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, 1st floor of Coredo Muromachi
Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Ginza Line Mitsukoshimae Station Coredo Muromachi underground entrance
2 minutes walk from Exit B9b of Nihombashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Tozai Line
０３－３２４１－０１１０
Business hours 11:00 to 19:00
Business hours are being shortened.
Open without holidays except for New Year's Day and Coredo Muromachi inspection days.
Click here for Kiya's website
⇒ http://www.kiya-hamono.co.jp/