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Nakamura Tomijurō I as Mounted Warrior Kajiwara Genta, Okumura Masanobu, 1740
#art#art history#Asian art#Japan#Japanese art#East Asia#East Asian art#ukiyo-e#urushi-e#woodblock print#lacquer print#Okumura Masanobu#Edo period#18th century art#Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Shibata Zeshin 柴田是真 (1807–1891) - Urushi-e (lacquer painting) of Mare’s Tail, Ferns and Butterfly 杉菜蕨胡蝶図額装漆絵 Meiji era (1868–1912), circa 1880–1890. x
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God, not me going down a rabbithole learning about traditional vietnamese lacquer painting and being overcome by the need to get into this craft. Like, perhaps I am Many-Much biased but sơn mài is one of the most unique and beautiful styles of lacquer art. I wish this artform had more international recognition because it’s absolutely incredible.
And I’m so pissed that there has been little to no international interest in it, because I’ve been obsessed with lacquer art since I was a kid, but whenever I tried to learn more about the process, all the info I found was about maki-e. Even now, when I look for materials to try it myself, I’m stuck with sourcing urushi, and it’s kind of heartbreaking. I want to learn and participate in my culture’s artistic heritage, but the only way for me to do so is to rely on another culture’s popularity and materials.
There is nothing else in the world like this. Like, holy fucking shit.
#this brought to you by my intense desire to learn this craft and mayhaps make a few special boxes#for the highest tiers of the vietwardian kickstarter
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#WoodblockWednesday:
Okumura Masanobu (Japanese, 1686-1764)
Golden Pheasant (Kinkeicho), c. 1720/25
Hand-colored woodblock print; hosoban, urushi-e; 32.2 × 15.5 cm (12 1/2 × 6 1/8 in.)
The Art Institute of Chicago 1925.1955
#animals in art#birds in art#illustration#bird#birds#pheasant#Golden Pheasant#Japanese art#18th century art#art institute of chicago#woodblock print#print#Okumura Masanobu#Woodblock Wednesday
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A Hawk on a Kiri Tree, Okumura Masanobu, 1715, Art Institute of Chicago: Asian Art
Clarence Buckingham Collection
Size: 31.2 x 14.7 cm (12 ¼ x 5 ¾ in.)
Medium: Hand-colored woodblock print; hosoban, urushi-e
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おはようございます。
秋田県湯沢市川連は、曇り空です。
#Repost @fei.art
本日より「日本×台湾 現代漆藝交流展」が始まりました。
2018 年よりスタートした台湾作家と日本作家による漆交流展も、6回目を迎えることになりました。
漆は自然と人間を繋げ、自然の鼓動に包まれた、ゆったりとした心地よい時間を与えてくれます。
脈々と繋がる漆の歴史の中で、新世代の作家は漆作品の創造において、伝統に囚われない表現を模索しています。漆も生きている、人間も共に成長していきます。
この創造的な交流が継続し、次世代へ伝えられ、友情が育まれていくことを望みます。
今回も台湾の漆藝作家を交えた創造的な作品をご覧頂けます。漆藝の奥行きを会場にてぜひご体感下さい。
【出品作家】
日本：岩田俊彦/伊能一三/いらはらみつみ/梅津奈保子/江村忠彦/大塚智嗣/小田伊織/小林秀俊/佐藤史幸/高田光彦/ 髙宮ヨウコ/中静志帆/中島靖高/藤田薫/柗井圭太郎/松島さくら子/松田環/三好かがり/村本真吾/吉田真澄/横田千明
台湾：張森洋/王賢志/謝袖妤/歐慧宜/趙崇源/賴明淳/吳明媛 /葉曉陵/廖勝文/陳衍志/蔡彥承
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展覧会名：日本×台湾 現代漆藝交流展
会 期：2023年10月3日（火）～10月19日（木）※月曜休廊
開廊時間：10:00～19:00 ※最終日は17:00まで
料 金：入場無料
会 場：FEI ART MUSEUM YOKOHAMA(フェイアートミュージアムヨコハマ)
住 所：〒221-0835神奈川県横浜市神奈川区鶴屋町3-33-2 横浜鶴屋町ビル1F
TEL：045-411-5031 FAX : 045-411-5032
E-mail : [email protected]
共同主催：台湾漆研究会/台中市漆藝協会/FEI ART MUSEUM YOKOHAMA
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お伺いする事が出来ませんが、ご興味の有ります方は是非、ご高覧頂けましたら幸いです。
そして今日もこれから秋田市出張。
今日もアレヤコレヤと有りますが、一つ一つコツコツ頑張ります。
皆様にとって今日も、良い一日と成ります様に。
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FFXIV 7.0 job guess - Painter
Mythril foil hat disclaimer
Relm's painter = TMNT Donatello named after a painter + FGO Foreigner Hokusai fights with a brush + Magic class for bringing painting to life
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are name after painters (biggest hint and thought line for me)
Relm is a painter
Donatello fights with a quarterstaff
Foreigner class Hokusai (or his daughter Oi in this case... long story) fights with a brush!!! and her moves are really pretty!!!!!
That Stormblood raid - Sigmascape 2.0
Paint Emote
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Finally quarterstaff without going Lancer!!! Alternate weapons, mop, fountain pen, pencils, brushes, broom, regular quarterstaff
Or quarterstaff is the melee job so..... covering base because Donatello
Can't just quarterstaff without stepping on Estinien's territory
My job mentor can't be a teenage ninja painter koujin or a qiqirn (Splinter) Is there a meme lord on the Dev team?
Job quest involves a young painter girl
Some Orthardian guy fixated with koujin soup
Do I have to shell out all my TMNT and FFVI memories just to guess this?
Stormblood got added to free trial because Teenage magic painter koujin's homeground in Tamamizu?
The Artist Alphinaud finds a magic paint brush and muscled in on the new job..... Well magic ranged
short of a location with Renaissance vibes for human painters quartet, Orthard folklore takes over with magic paintbrush found in Tamamizu? And we Donatello
Is very colorful job but I only have Bard for reference but see Enshrined Byakko lutebow for for inkblot reference
Depend on your brush for sumi ink black, oil brush colors, watercolor, watercolor pencils(?) pastel color stick (or makeup brush-ish)
Dry color vs wet color differences? I never Splatoon or Mario paint so I can only Urushi-e guess from Hokusai.
Return of the Four Lords
the ink kraken that we fight is not Ultros covered in ink, nope not at all
a sneaky reference to Ookami pops in because is Orthard after all.
Alternate dual wield brush and palette version
Dual stance - Little brush and palette switch to big brush equipment pending
Uhhh... Leofard's Granddad is one of the job quest people?
Can you paint with all the colors of the wind~~~~~` Is a dynamis job emotions given form
The totally totally off grid guess that it combines Geomancer because of sealing talismen (draw boulders, splash water, cast wind, throw flame)
Van Gogh, fellow servant from FGO also fights with gaint brush too
Hokusai is the Relm we have all along!!!! Quarterstaff -brush WANTS!!! There should be another fighting game character that fights with a brush (not exactly Ookami) but Hokusai is the most recent one in my memory because I'm playing the game currently
Dang it Exarch!!! Summon Hokusai!!!
FGO mobile version for Foreigner Hokusai fighting style
Arcade fighting game version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p5kROCRjLc
The earlier one that I can't remember Samurai showdown - Morozumi Taizan.
No I didn't forget, she isn't in my stable of servants. But Van Gogh(long story), who is a little less fancy but brighter paintwise than Hokusai
I haven't played Splatoon so I can't comment.
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Post reveal
- Leonardo is the dual blade viper combined to become quarterstaff Donatello. the fusion is unexpected since FFIX memories fuzzy. but the Zidane!!
- Painting Pictomancer palette version bigger brush
- a Relm referenced
#FFXIV Fanfest 2023 notes#Ranged Magical DPS#A Relm Arrowny repainted#Might be melee#the artist Alphinaud now has a new job as painter#painter or pictomancer#mythril foil hat#FFXIV 7.0 new job Ranged Caster#Relm Arrowny#FFXIV#FFVI#FGO as reference#Ranged Caster#Hokusai is the Relm we have all along#FGO#Final Fantasy XIV 7.0 guess#Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are name after painters#FFXIV job - Painter#TMNT references#final fantasy xiv#renaissance painters the Turtles got their names from#Book 7 - Dawntrail#No I didn't forget Van Gogh#growth spurt adult Alphinaud new job is pictomancer (no need to redesign his young self's body)
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Okay because I’m really passionate about this. This is a Pilot fountain pen, with a cigar shape body and gold trim. This is one of their higher end pens, an artisan pen so this pattern is hand made by a maki-e artisan in Japan, this is a process that is very precious, it’s an honor to learn and takes years to master. This is maki-e which is made with dust, metallic dust. I think this is regular gold dust (I don’t think is gold gold, but it’s gold colored dust). The body of the pen is turned plastic, and then it is carefully painted with urushi layers. Then once dried it is hand polished. Then the process of creating the dragonfly wing lace pattern begins. This one is dipped into water to create the pattern, so no two are alike. Once the gold dust is set, it is coated again with more layers of urushi and again hand polished. Urushi is resin from the Urushi tree and it is slightly toxic to humans, and causes minor skin irritation to severe allergic reactions. But once urushi is dry, it is pretty much indestructible, it is resistant to almost anything like alcohol or acid, it’s antibacterial, and resistant to water.
Here are more incredible art works hand painted on fountain pens:
Mr. Cypress is an independent artist and pen maker. They do incredible work. Namiki is Pilot’s luxury LUXURY brand and as you can see, it’s absolutely beautiful work. These aren’t pens, these are hand made art works.
There’s also urushi raden which is the same process but inlaid with mother of pearl! These two are mg favorites, Namiki again, the Milky Way and Shooting Star which use maki-e and raden techniques.
Ok that’s all
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Kicking off the celebration of 110 years of the first Seiko wristwatch, the Laurel, Grand Seiko presents a limited edition of 500 pieces that recreates its first model, released in 1960. This reissue received a 38 x 10.9 mm titanium case and a lacquered dial using the traditional Japanese Urushi technique, in addition to gold powder indexes. The Grand Seiko Watchmaking 110th Anniversary Limited Edition SBGW295 is equipped with a 9S64 manual winding movement with a 3-day power reserve. 💰 USD 13,800 . Iniciando a comemoração dos 110 anos do primeiro relógio de pulso Seiko, o Laurel, a Grand Seiko apresenta uma edição limitada de 500 peças que recria seu primeiro modelo, lançado em 1960. Esta reedição recebeu uma caixa de 38 x 10,9 mm em titânio e um mostrador laqueado segundo a tradicional técnica japonesa Urushi, além de índices feitos em pó de ouro. O Grand Seiko Watchmaking 110th Anniversary Limited Edition SBGW295 é equipado com o movimento a corda manual 9S64, com 3 dias de reserva de marcha. 💰 USD 13.800 📷 @grandseikoofficial • • #grandseiko #urushi #seiko110thwatchmaking #seiko110years #madeinjapan #finewatchmaking #hautehorlogerie #relogioserelogios https://www.instagram.com/p/CoHlIsvOpuH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
#grandseiko#urushi#seiko110thwatchmaking#seiko110years#madeinjapan#finewatchmaking#hautehorlogerie#relogioserelogios
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Actor (Sanjō Kantarō II?) in the Role of a Courtesan, Okumura Toshinobu, ca. 1728
#art#art history#Asian art#Japan#Japanese art#East Asia#East Asian art#ukiyo-e#urushi-e#woodblock print#Okumura Toshinobu#portrait#kabuki#Edo period#18th century art#Metropolitan Museum of Art
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A previously unpublished photo from 2008. This is a Pelikan fountain pen from a private collection decorated with a samurai design. The design is created using two maki-e techniques, togidashi-maki-e which involves sprinkling gold dust between layers of urushi lacquer, establishing the background upon which the rest of the design is built. The samurai is taka maki-e, a raised artwork that adds texture to the pen. #pencollecting #fountainpen #artpen #samurai #makie #togadashi #taka #penhero https://www.instagram.com/p/Cin6SD5PzMC/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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The first Grand Seiko is re-created in Brilliant Hard Titanium with an urushi dial to mark 110 years since the introduction of Japan’s first wristwatch - Seiko Watchmaking 110th Anniversary Limited Edition SBGW295
Grand Seiko celebrates 110 years of Seiko watchmaking with a Brilliant Hard Titanium re-creation of the first Grand Seiko timepiece, with the beloved profile of 1960. It features an urushi lacquer dial with maki-e hour markers crafted to stand the test of time and captivate generations of watch connoisseurs with its uniquely Japanese beauty – Grand Seiko Elegance Collection Seiko Watchmaking…
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Alternative investment - EBay sell vintage collections
Alternative investment
quote from Fortune
EBay wants to sell your grandmother’s vintage designer handbag as part of its growth strategy
Founded in 1995, eBay brought peer-to-peer online resale to the masses through its pioneering marketplace. But the e-commerce company has attracted an onslaught of competitors over the years. Nearly everyone, from mass retailers Walmart and Amazon to, more recently, specialized rivals like Vestiaire Collective and retailers like Michaels and David’s Bridal, is chipping away at its dominance.
While eBay remains the largest online marketplace, with $74 billion worth of goods sold on its site in 2022 (and 1.7 billion listings), that volume was 15% below 2020. As a result, eBay CEO James Iannone, who conceded the site can’t just be an “everything” store, has focused eBay more sharply on a few core sectors, notably luxury.
We have our ebay shop since 2005; and got more than 6000+ feedback.
For some of the luxury fountain pen collection please refer to our ebay shop and also our website. Here are some examples:
pilot custom urushi black fountain pen
conway stewart medical sciences limited edition fountain pen box set cs084 leaflet
vintage parker lucky curve antique gold filigree overlay mother of pearl eyedropper fountain pen antique
vintage eversharp coronet golf fountain pen pencil set
vintage parker royal challenger sword clip silver herringbone senior fountain pen pk273
eversharp gold seal senior jade deluxe fountain pen new es025
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Eu, você e... 8 cachorros?!
Uma história de como Kakashi conseguiu, ou melhor, adotou Pakkun, Bull, Bisuke, Uhei, Shiba, Guruko, Akino e Urushi e de quebra, um namorado...
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Unveiling the Beauty of Urushi Fountain Pens: A Masterpiece of Japanese Craftsmanship
Urushi fountain pens have gained worldwide recognition for their exquisite beauty and unparalleled craftsmanship. Rooted in ancient Japanese traditions, these pens are meticulously handcrafted using the unique technique of urushi lacquer. In this blog post, we will delve into the captivating world of urushi fountain pens, exploring the artistry, history, and enduring allure of these remarkable writing instruments.
The Art of Urushi Lacquer:
Urushi is a natural lacquer derived from the sap of the urushi tree, found primarily in Japan and parts of China. The process of applying urushi lacquer to fountain pens involves multiple painstaking layers, each applied and cured individually. The layers are meticulously polished to achieve a lustrous and durable finish that enhances the natural beauty of the pen. The artistry lies not only in the application of the lacquer but also in the masterful skill of the craftsmen who create intricate designs and motifs using various techniques, such as maki-e.
Maki-e: Enhancing Elegance and Detail:
Maki-e is a traditional Japanese decorative technique that involves sprinkling metallic powders, such as gold or silver, onto wet lacquer to create intricate designs. This technique adds depth, brilliance, and an ethereal quality to urushi fountain pens. Skilled artisans meticulously handcraft motifs ranging from delicate cherry blossoms to intricate landscapes, elevating each pen to a true work of art. The combination of urushi lacquer and maki-e creates a harmonious balance between craftsmanship and aesthetics.
Timeless Beauty and Durability:
Urushi fountain pens not only captivate with their artistic beauty but also offer exceptional durability. The urushi lacquer creates a protective layer that enhances the pen's resistance to scratches, moisture, and wear. This ensures that the pen's beauty remains preserved for generations, allowing owners to enjoy both the functionality and the enduring allure of these exquisite writing instruments.
Embracing Japanese Tradition:
Urushi fountain pens embody the spirit of Japanese tradition and craftsmanship. Each pen is a testament to the meticulous attention to detail, patience, and dedication of the artisans who bring them to life. Owning an urushi fountain pen is an opportunity to immerse oneself in the rich cultural heritage of Japan, appreciating the mastery and artistry passed down through generations.
Urushi fountain pens represent the pinnacle of Japanese craftsmanship, combining the timeless elegance of urushi lacquer with the intricate artistry of maki-e. These exquisite writing instruments are a celebration of tradition, beauty, and meticulous skill. Whether you are a collector, an admirer of artistry, or simply someone who appreciates the finer things in life, an urushi fountain pen offers an unparalleled experience—a tangible piece of Japanese heritage that will continue to inspire and captivate for years to come.
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