Hakuichi箔一
Japanese gold leaf, a 400-year-old Kanazawa tradition||||||The city of Kanazawa, located in Ishikawa Prefecture (formerly Kaga Province), is well-known for its gold leaf production. |||Gold leaf has been used to decorate the surfaces of a variety of Japanese traditional crafts, as well as examples of historically important architecture such as the Kinkaku-ji Temple (Golden Pavilion) in Kyoto, and the Nikkō Tōshō-gū Shrine in Nikkō. |||With a thickness of just 1/10,000 mm, the art of Kanazawa gold leaf was developed to incorporate unique traditional craft techniques, passed down from the Edo period (mid-17th century), which was the time frame of the first Kaga feudal lord, Maeda Toshiie.
Hakuichi Works
WORKS
Drinkware, Cracking, Cold Tea Gl...
$5,120.00（tax included）
Drinkware, Cracking, Sake set, S...
$6,131.00（tax included）
Drinkware, Cracking, Pair of Tum...
$4,088.00（tax included）
Drinkware, Cracking, Pair of Sma...
$4,088.00（tax included）
Drinking vessel, Kutani ware sak...
$12,262.00（tax included）
Drinkware, Cracking tumbler, 2pc...
$4,088.00（tax included）
Drinking vessel, Cracking Lipped...
$6,131.00（tax included）
Tea supplies, Cracking tea cup a...
$5,120.00（tax included）
Box, Small box, Hanamidori - Kan...
$5,120.00（tax included）