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the first being the National Lacquerware Exhibition held in 1930 where he received numerous awards and honours
eleven years later in 2012 the site was formally registered as Tangible Cultural Property by the Japanese Government
A very interesting and informative article about Hamanaka can be found here: https://asianartnewspaper
as well as a Japanese profile paper about Kishu lacquerware
Andou Hidetake
Takahashi Wado Oni no Nenbutsu Plate yixing style tea pot the first being the National*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a robust earthenware Oni no Nenbutsu plate made around 20 30 years ago by Otsu e master craftsman, Takahashi Wado. An oni is a goblin or demon, an Oni no Nenbutsu is a chanting Buddhist oni. This particular oni wears Buddhist priest attire and recites the Nenbutsu, a chant for salvation. They are often depicted carrying a
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