Hasuda Shugoro (蓮田修吾郎), Japanese (1915-2010)
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A Cast Brass Lidded Box (黄銅合子)
Showa Era (1926–1989)
About the work
This finely crafted cast brass lidded box by Hasuda Shugoro exemplifies the artist's mastery in metalwork. Weighing approximately 645 grams, the box features a smooth, polished surface and a harmonious form, reflecting Hasuda's dedication to both functionality and aesthetic simplicity. The lid fits seamlessly, showcasing the precision in craftsmanship.
This piece is both a practical container and a work of art. It comes with its original wooden tomobako (共箱), bearing the artist's signature, ensuring its authenticity and provenance.
Dimensions
7.5cm(h) x 6.7cm(w) x 6.7cm(d)
Footnote
Hasuda Shugoro was a prominent Japanese metal artist known for his expertise in blending traditional casting techniques with modern aesthetics. Born in 1915, he was instrumental in advancing modern Japanese metal sculpture, creating iconic public works, including the "Four Islands Bridge" monument in Hokkaido. His career earned him numerous accolades, including the Japanese Order of Culture, cementing his influence in Japanese metalwork and leaving a legacy that continues to inspire.