Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten Redefines “How Craft Should Conclude” – Launches Circular Craft Program Alongside B Corp Certification
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National Crafts Museum
Dec 12 – Dec 27, 2025
HULS GALLERY TOKYO
Dec 13 – Dec 21, 2025
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Dec 13 – Dec 28, 2025
GALLERY crossing
The lustrous vermilion of the jubako layered box captivates the eye. It is designed with minimal ornamentation, which accentuates the meticulous craftsmanship and the beauty of the lacquer work. Wajima lacquerware, which is made by applying jinoko (a mixture of calcined diatomaceous earth, raw lacquer, and glue) to a wooden base covered with cloth and layering lacquer, not only boasts great durability but also increases in color and luster as it is used over the years. This is a masterpiece, reflecting the history and accumulated skill of the craftsmanship of the workshop, that we wish to pass down to future generations.
* We would like to express our heartfelt sympathies to those who were affected by the heavy rain on Noto Peninsula in September 2024.
