Chizuko Mori

• Born in Yokohama, Kanagawa
• 1972
  Graduated from Visual Design School (Tokyo)
• 1974
  Learns wired cloisonne techniques from Atsuyoshi Hori, President of cloisonne manufacturer, "Yosai Kogei" while working in the company (– 82)
• 1983
  Moves to Kasama City, Ibaraki Prefecture
• 1993
  Selected for the East Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition for the first time (selected 11 times from this year onward)
  Selected for the 40th Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition for the first time (selected 6 times from this year onward)
• 1997
  Submitted to the '97 International Exchange Fine Arts and Crafts Exhibition at Goethe-Institut, Akasaka, Tokyo
• 1998
  Wired Cloisonne Incense Burner "Sakura (Cherry Blossoms)" to become a commemoration gift for President Kim Dae-jung's wife on her visit to Japan
• 2006
  Becomes Full Member of the Japan Kogei Association
• 2007
  Solo Exhibition at Ando Cloisonne (Ginza, Tokyo)
• 2008
  Submitted to the Mito Keisei Department Store 100th Anniversary "Japan Kogei Association Full Members' Exhibition" by members residing in Ibaraki
• 2009
  Selected for the East Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition (selected 4 times from this year onward)
  Submitted to the "Ibaraki Kogei Association 80th Anniversary Exhibition" at Shimodate Museum of Art
• 2010
  Solo Exhibition at Mito Keisei Department Store (exhibition held 3 times from this year onward)
• 2014
  Submitted to ”Homage to Hazan - Ibaraki Kogei Association Exhibition" at Shimodate Museum of Art
• 2021
  Wired Cloisonne Chizuko Mori Exhibition held at the Joyo Geibun Center Gallery (Mito CIty, Ibaraki)
• Has taken part in other various group exhibitions

By using very thin silver wires that are 1.5 mm high and 0.06 mm thick for my wired cloissone, I am able to make very delicate outlines. I produce deep colors by applying layers of translucent glaze and baking,

• 1979
  Received the Excellence Award at the 1st Kanagawa Cloisonne Exhibition