Sanao Matsuda松田眞扶
Traditional Craftsman
Sanao learned maki-e lacquer ware techniques from his father Shuetsu, who was trained at Zohiko in Kyoto, and began studying under Living National Treasure Naoji Terai since 1955.Since his first exhibition at the Echizen Lacquerware Exhibition, he has participated in a number of exhibitions in various fields.
Sanao Matsuda Works
WORKS
Box, Bunko-box, Rose of Sharon -...
¥279,643.00（tax included）
Box, Three-tiered food box, Fan,...
¥14,718.00（tax included）
Box, Go stone case set - Sanao M...
¥198,694.00（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
¥8,831.00（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Bell cric...
¥3,680.00（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
¥3,680.00（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
¥3,680.00（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
¥3,680.00（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
¥3,680.00（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
¥5,888.00（tax included）
Box, Small box, Kabuki Maki-e - ...
¥8,095.00（tax included）
Ornament, Decorative tray, Mt. F...
¥1,842.00（tax included）
Japanese style accessories, Inro...
¥29,437.00（tax included）
Ornament, Incense burner, Tropic...
¥22,077.00（tax included）