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Until the Meiji period (1868-1912), Japan did not separate the realms of art and craft, but rather incorporated intricate handiwork into art, or creative motifs into craft. For this reason, the realm of art and craft has remained ambiguous to this day, and it is precisely because of this that many inimitable works have been created.
Micheko Galerie follows this trend in Japanese art and introduces works that defy categorization. In other words, it is not an exaggeration to say that every piece of work involves a mind-boggling amount of manual labor and is backed by a strong concept.
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