Kyohei Fulita (1921-2004), lidded box, blue glass ornamented with gold foils and a silver frame. - Kyohei Fujita
Kyohei Fulita (1921-2004), lidded box, blue glass ornamented with gold foils and a silver frame. - Kyohei Fujita Kyohei Fulita (1921-2004), lidded box, blue glass ornamented with gold foils and a silver frame. - Kyohei Fujita Kyohei Fulita (1921-2004), lidded box, blue glass ornamented with gold foils and a silver frame. - Kyohei Fujita

Kyohei Fulita (1921-2004), lidded box, blue glass ornamented with gold foils and a silver frame.

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A Box for your dreams ‘’Kazaribako” by Kyohei Fujita (1921 – 2004) Kyohei Fujita, a pioneering Japanese glass artist, had a significant impact on Western glass art through his unique approach that combined Japanese aesthetics with glassmaking techniques. Renowned for his intricate and vibrant glass boxes, Fujita drew inspiration from traditional Japanese craft forms such as lacquerware and cloisonné, which influenced his emphasis on fine details and vivid color contrasts, transforming glass into a medium of pure artistic expression rather than just utility. He integrated traditional Japanese patterns and motifs, blending them with contemporary glass techniques.

Reference
100-913
Artist
Kyohei Fujita
Origin
Dutch collector
Material
Glass, Silver
Dimensions
10 x 12 x 10.5 cm
Condition
mint

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