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Netsuke Art by Motomasa Kurita

Fantastic exhibition at the Seishu Netsuke Art Museum

Robert Van Egghen
By Robert Van Egghen
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Gorgeous, intricate, beautiful with a practical purpose, the examples at the Autumn exhibition at the Seishu Netsuke Art Museum deserve to be seen. Crafted by Motomasa Kurita, some of the pieces are inspired by traditional tanka poetry, while others draw on scenes from nature or the artist's own fantasies. The museum (a converted townhouse with a traditional Kyoto-style garden) is across the street from the Mibudera temple and easily accessible by bus. A visit is the perfect way to while away an hour or two when visiting Kyoto.

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Robert Van Egghen

By Robert Van Egghen

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46-1 Mibukayougosho-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, 604-8811 (Directions)

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Robert Van Egghen
Robert Van Egghen Photographer 10 years ago
Photos were originally from Kendra McDuffie, You can find more of Kendra's excellent photos at http://kendramcduffie.wordpress.com/ Please check it out!
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