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		<title>Tomoko Eri</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The Timeless Brilliance of Kirikane — Weaving the Spirit of Tradition into the Future Kirikane is a traditional decorative technique in which sheets of gold or platinum leaf are delicately cut into fine strips using a bamboo knife, then carefully applied with a brush to form intricate patterns. In Japan, this art developed as an [&#8230;]</p>
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							<h4>The Timeless Brilliance of Kirikane — Weaving the Spirit of Tradition into the Future</h4>
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Kirikane is a traditional decorative technique in which sheets of gold or platinum leaf are delicately cut into fine strips using a bamboo knife, then carefully applied with a brush to form intricate patterns. In Japan, this art developed as an adornment method for Buddhist statues and paintings, refined over centuries into a sacred craft.  
While I have been engaged in the ornamentation of Buddhist statues, I also incorporate this technique into my own craft works, treasuring the spirit passed down by the masters before me as I explore new expressions of Kirikane for our time.  
I hope you can feel the quiet presence of Kirikane in your everyday life — and experience its brilliance that changes with the flow of the day and the angle of light.
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							<h4>Biography</h4><ul><li><div>2024</div><div>Japan Kōgei Association Encouragement Award, 71st Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition</div><div>Mayor of Fukuoka Award, 58th Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition</div></li><li><div>2023</div><div>KKB Kagoshima Broadcasting Award, 57th Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition</div></li><li><div>2022</div><div>Head of Western Branch Award, 56th Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition</div></li><li><div>2021</div><div>Head of Western Branch Award, 55th Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition</div></li><li><div>2019</div><div>Japan Kōgei Association Award, 27th Traditional Art Crafts Various Techniques Exhibition</div><div>Asahi Shimbun Grand Prize, 54th Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition</div></li><li><div>2013</div><div>Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting Award, 48th Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition</div></li><li><div>2011</div><div>Newcomer’s Award, Japan Kōgei Association, 58th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition</div></li><li>1994<br />Studied under her mother, <strong>Sayoko Eri</strong>, Living National Treasure (Holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property “Kirikane”).<br />Completed the Japanese Painting Course, Advanced Program, Kyoto University of the Arts Junior College.</li><li><div class="p-pf-history-box-year"><p class="f-f-en-d">1972<br />Born in Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture</p></div></li></ul><div data-v-1f7b134c=""><div class="p-pf-history-box u-fb"><div class="p-pf-history-box-year"><div class="p-pf-history-box u-fb"><div class="p-pf-history-box-year"> </div></div></div></div></div>						</div>
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<div class="edu_center"><span class="university">Framed Kirikane &#8220;Path of Stars&#8221;
截金額装　星の径
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<div class="edu_center"><span class="university">Box with Kirikane Decoration &#8220;Playing with Flowers&#8221;
截金絲綢飾筥 花游
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<p class="mb0"><img decoding="async" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-14876" src="https://kogei-japonica.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/u2b4aohba2fa2d0q37.webp" alt="截金絲綢飾筥 花游" width="1200" height="1200" /></p>

<div class="edu_center"><span class="university">Kirikane Cut Foil Embellishing
截金絲綢額装 游華 壱
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