Norihiko Ogura Koh Ker. Maki-e panel
- Lacquerware
- Created in 2020
- H 80 x W 150 x D 3 cm
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I made this to test some new techniques such as scratching, blurring as in watercolor painting, and using togidashi maki-e for a painting-like expression. I designed the ruins of the Angkor in Cambodia. A large temple made of stone that looks like a pyramid appearing in the jungle. I thought, "This is what I want to make!" , and tried to make a piece close to my image. I enjoyed the process of trying new things to express my own unique art work.
Category | Lacquerware |
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Year of Creation | 2020 |
Dimensions | H 80 x W 150 x D 3 cm |
Artist Signature | Signature on piece |
Norihiko Ogura

Using togidashi makie (burnished makie) for pictorial expressions. Combining raden (mother-or-pearl inlay) and makie.