Each dial is meticulously hand-drawn and hand-painted, making each urushi maki-e watch truly unique.
Japanese site
Here we introduce individuals who have helped us promote domestically produced Joboji Lacquer by creating maki-e dials.

Maki-e traditional craftsmanMasayuki Hariya

Award history and more

1990: Tankosha Publishing Co., Ltd. Encouragement Prize, Japanese Tea Ceremony Art Public Contribution Exhibition for Tomorrow

1994: Ishikawa Prefectural Governor’s Award, Yamanaka Lacquerware and Maki-e Exhibition

1996: Ishikawa Prefectural Governor’s Award, Yamanaka Lacquerware and Maki-e Exhibition

1996: Encouragement Prize, Kenrokuen Tea Ceremony Exhibition of Works by the General Public

2001: Certified as a full member of the Japan Kogei Association

2010: Takamadonomiya Prize, Japanese Exhibition of Ivory Sculpture

“Developing new ideas by studying and learning from the past.
I study traditional maki-e techniques, and through trial and error I strive daily to make items that fit with contemporary lifestyles.”

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