Mr. Katsuji Kamata's lacquerware, which pursues the possibilities of lacquer using the dry-lacquer technique in Wajima and Noto, which have a 1,000-year tradition, is very popular today. He says that he arrived at the dry-lacquer technique when he was pursuing his own form. He has been expanding the variation of his lacquerware, which was made for the purpose of "use" in consideration of today's cooking and living. Date: November 13 (Sat) - December 5 (Sun), 2010 Venue: Sasayama Gallery KITA'S
