Kurashiki design kata kata stamp plate (kokeshi dandelion)

This is the order page for 04) Kokeshita Dandelion. The copperplate transfer method, which is a printing method used for stamping, involves transferring the design from a transfer paper printed on washi paper using a pigment called gosu to unglazed fabric. Plates with stamps made by copperplate transfer have many defects such as fading, cutting, bleeding, fading, and uneven coloring due to manual work. Although each plate has individual differences, please think that it always contains some of these elements. In that sense, Inban hand plates are not suitable for customers who prefer a perfect finish. However, for customers with specific tastes, even the flaws can be endearing and attractive, making it a one-of-a-kind piece. Product specifications: Width approx. 10.3 x Height approx. 10.2 x Height approx. 1.4 cm Porcelain Product description: Kokeshi sisters with seal stamps. Takeshi Matsunaga Born in Kumamoto Prefecture in 1980. Raised in Ibaraki. Chie Takai Born in Shizuoka Prefecture in 1982. In 2004, both students studied abroad at the Rotterdam Academy of Arts in the Netherlands. Started activities as a stencil dyeing unit "kata kata". In 2005, both graduated from Tokyo Zokei University, Department of Textiles.

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Product code: classiky-94721-04

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JAN code: 4539745048047

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