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
Table accessories, Tray, Misty m...
33,000円（tax included）
Drinking vessel, Kutani ware sak...
59,400円（tax included）
Drinking vessel, Sake cup set, H...
165,000円（tax included）
Drinkware, Cracking small glass,...
16,500円（tax included）
Drinking vessel, Cracking Lipped...
24,800円（tax included）
Tea supplies, Cracking tea cup a...
24,800円（tax included）
Box, Small box, Hanamidori - Kan...
24,800円（tax included）
Box, Stationary box, Hanamidori ...
49,500円（tax included）
Box, Rremote controller box, Han...
24,800円（tax included）