Koichi Nakano

1947 -
  • Lacquerware Living National Treasure
  • Price Range Under ¥5,000,000
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    • Designation
      Living National Treasure (Important Intangible Cultural Property for Maki-e)
    • Category
      Lacquerware
    • Techniques
      Maki-e, Mother-of-pearl inlay (Raden)
    • Born
      1947 -
    • Based in
      Ishikawa
    • Membership
      Full member, Japan Kogei Association
    Koichi Nakano

    Biography

    • 1947
      Born in Yamanaka-onsen, Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture
    • 1966
      Graduated from the Komatsu Technical High School
    • 1967
      Graduated from the Commercial Design Course at the Tokyo Design Institute
    • 1969
      Studied under OBA Shogyo
    • 1989
      Received the Hokkoku Cultural Award
      Lecturer at the Ishikawa Prefectural Institute of Wajima Lacquer Arts
      Lecturer at the Kanazawa Utatsuyama Kogei Kobo
    • 1997
      Part-time lecturer at the Ishikawa Lathe Technique Institute
    • 2005
      Received the Medal with Purple Ribbon
    • 2010
      Designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property Holder
      Received the Nonoichi Town Cultural Award

    Awards

    • 1971
      Submitted to the 18th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition for the first time, and received the Chairman of Japan Art Crafts Association Prize
    • 1985
      Received the Tokyo Board of Education Award at the 2nd Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Urushi Works
    • 1986
      Received the Asahi Shimbun Prize at the 33rd Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
    • 1987
      Received the Prince Takamatsu Memorial Prize at the 34th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
    • 1989
      Received the Excellence Award at the 2nd MOA Mokichi Okada Awards Crafts Category
    • 1991
      Received the Holder’s Choice Award at the 38th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
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