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Nio

Niō: the guardians of sacredness

Today we will approach the sacred places par excellence, the temples. We will stop, however, at the threshold of the main entrance to discover the…

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Fuji

Fuji: discovering a symbol

Probably one of the most significant symbols of Japan, Mount Fuji stands at 3,776 metres on the island of Honshu. For the Japanese, it is…

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Netsuke

Netsuke: practicality first, then style

Today we are talking about an object that was born for purely practical purposes and soon became a source of exquisite artistic expression: the Netsuke….

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Shibayama

Shibayama, the sublime inlay technique

The great Japanese masters of the Meiji period executed exquisite marquetry work, creating works of excellent finish on various surfaces. For example, ivory and lacquer….

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Japonisme

Japonisme, the origin of the influence of Japanese art in the world

There is a term that defines the Western world’s interest in Japanese art and culture. It was coined by the French critic Philippe Burty at…

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Feirs

Fairs and the Web. Being art dealers in the 21st century

The term we most associate with works of art stems from what we believe to be one of man’s basic needs. It is the word…

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Bronze

Bronzes, silverware and enamels. From swords to works of art

Masterpieces of technique and finish, bronzes, silver and enamels make up a large part of Japanese artistic production. These are pure silver and bronze sculptures…

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Istinct

Instinct or meditation. Two different roads that lead to art

If we were asked to describe the path our customers take to arrive at the purchase of a work of art, we would find ourselves…

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Rarity and wonder

Rarity and wonder

Dear readers,  as you know, there is something that inspires us every day in our work and that is passion. A passion that has accompanied…

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Gru

The crane between reality, art and legend

Dear friends, we are dedicating the first of our art stories to what is considered one of Japan’s most iconic animals. Depicted by artists of…

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