[Arita ware] Hayashi nosuke-Spring Ceramic Chopstick Holder Gift Box-2025 TCOD Craft Award

"Art is an endless road, always moving forward in the pursuit of "infinite changes" and "infinite possibilities". The process of continuous innovation, the joy of breakthroughs, and the pursuit of the "essence of beauty" are the driving forces that keep me creating. 』-Lin Zhizhu Hayashi Nosuke's "Spring" depicts the spring sunshine shining through the gaps in the green leaves, with joyful whitebirds wandering among them. In order to reproduce the white-eye bird in Hayashi Nosuke's work, the "Spring" co-branded products were made in Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, the birthplace of Japanese ceramics. The white-eye bird painted by Hayashi Nosuke is vividly presented as if it jumped out of the painting using traditional Japanese pottery techniques such as Wusu dyeing and glass glaze. It allows you to appreciate the beauty of spring and feel the breath of nature not only on the dining table, but the cute appearance of the white-eye bird can also be used as a decoration on the dining table to increase the beauty of life. About the Father of Taiwan Glue Painting – LIN Chih-Chu｜ Lin Zhizhu (1917-2008) was born in Daya, Taichung, and went to study in Tokyo, Japan at the age of 12. At the age of 24, his painting "Morning Coolness" was selected for the "2600th Anniversary of the Chinese Era Exhibition". After returning to Taiwan, he won the Governor-General's Award at the Provincial Exhibition for two consecutive years, which established his position in the Taiwanese art world. Lin Zhizhu Lin Zhizhu devoted his life to the creation of gouache paintings. He proposed the "rectification of the name of gouache paintings" and worked hard to protect the art of gouache paintings. Therefore, he was praised by later generations as the "Father of Taiwan gouache paintings." His representative work "Morning Coolness" was designated as an "Important Antiquity" by the Ministry of Culture and is now in the collection of the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts. About Spring 1966｜ Paper. Glue Eastern Gouache on paper｜24×27cm The green of the camphor tree in front of the courtyard is refreshing, and the sunlight shines through the gaps between the green leaves, with leaping green sunbirds wandering among them. The impression is enhanced while the shape is simplified. The size of the diagonal lines varies, and the blank right-angled triangle in the lower left corner and the inverted triangle of the three birds balance each other. It is a special and unique flower and bird work. About Sakamoto Pottery Studio｜ Sakamoto Kiln Pottery Studio opened a kiln in Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, the hometown of Japanese ceramics, in 1999. It uses the glaze and dyeing techniques known as glass glaze that have been passed down since the Edo period to fire various daily pottery. The clear and transparent glass glaze is the characteristic of Sakamoto Kiln Pottery Studio's works. Incorporating new design ideas into tradition and creating innovative creations with the old is the spirit and goal that Sakamoto Kiln Pottery Studio continues to work hard and persist in. About product materials｜ ceramics About product contents and dimensions｜ Contains two chopstick holders, each about 7.6cm; a spring painting card, product and artist introduction in Chinese, English and Japanese About packaging｜The hardcover gift box is about 22.5*21cm wide Purchase Notes｜ 1. All products are designed and produced in Japan and authorized by the Hayashi Nosuke Gouache Foundation. They are hand-painted and colored by Japanese craftsmen. Slight differences in size, shape, color, and minor scratches on the surface are not defects. 2. Do not use a sponge to clean the product to avoid scratching it. 3. Product photos may differ due to shooting light and 3C screen color rendering. The actual color of the product is the main color.