This department consists of the following courses : ceramics,
metal casting, chasing and hammering, urushi lacquer, dyeing
and weaving. Students are expected to challenge to hone their
contemporary craft sense through applying the traditional craft
methods to their own creative projects. Many of these students
earn prizes at prestigious public exhibitions.
The facilities provided at each studio are repleted
substantially enough for students to develop their techniques
and ideas.
A characteristic of our school is having strong ties with local
industry since crafts are both traditional and popular throughout
Kanazawa. Students in the master program develop their
specialized techniques and ideas. One goal of doctoral students
is to apply their original creativity to writing insightful theses as
well as completing their pieces. Many of our foreign students
have become artists or teachers and served an important cultural
function in their home countries.
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Professor
Professor
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Associate Prof.
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Research Associate |
HATAKEYAMA Kouji (Metal Casting)
TANAKA Nobuyuki (Urushi Lacquer)
YAMAMURA Shinya (Urushi Lacquer)
YAMAMOTO Takeshi (Ceramics)
HARA Satoshi (Metal Hammering)
OHTAKA Tohru (Textile Design)
IKEDA Syoichi (Ceramics)
ADACHI Mami (Dyeing and Weaving)
KAGAJO Ken (Dyeing)
MIYANAGA Haruka (Ceramics)
MIZUSHIRO Satoshi (Metalsmithing)
AOKI Chie (Urushi Lacquer) |
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