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Works by Keiko Hata

Urushi Lacquer Artist Holding Nature’s Stillness

Based in Kyoto, Japan

Born in Boston and raised in Kansai, she works in urushi lacquer, translating fleeting landscapes, star-filled skies, and the vastness of the cosmos into layered surfaces. M.F.A. in Urushi Lacquering, Kyoto City University of Arts, 2014.

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Angled view of Keiko Hata's Union of Skies (2024): a domed black urushi (Japanese lacquer) center with blue raden (mother-of-pearl) inlay, cradled in a pale gilded ring finished with water gold leaf.
Top view of Union of Skies by Keiko Hata, showing the oval lacquer dome encircled by a gilded band, like a planet within a ring.

Sengetsu — Threadlike Moon

$690.00 USD

Angled view of Keiko Hata's Union of Skies (2024): a domed black urushi (Japanese lacquer) center with blue raden (mother-of-pearl) inlay, cradled in a pale gilded ring finished with water gold leaf.
Top view of Union of Skies by Keiko Hata, showing the oval lacquer dome encircled by a gilded band, like a planet within a ring.

Washūgō no Sora — Union of Skies

$900.00 USD

Three-quarter view of Keiko Hata's Kiraboshi / Hakugin (Glittering Stars · Silver, 2024): a multi-pointed star with textured silver tin-powder rays surrounding a blue-black urushi (Japanese lacquer) core inlaid with glittering raden (mother-of-pearl).
Angled view of Kiraboshi / Hakugin by Keiko Hata, showing the long pointed rays of the silver star and its starry blue raden center catching the light.

Kiraboshi / Hakugin — Glittering Stars · Silver

$760.00 USD

Top view of Keiko Hata's Amamitsuki (Full Moon of the Heavens, 2024) mounted on a round dark wood panel: a textured gold-leaf urushi (Japanese lacquer) moon set with an oval blue raden (mother-of-pearl) window of stars.
The gilded moon of Amamitsuki by Keiko Hata seen from above, its cratered gold-leaf surface holding an oval blue raden window scattered with starlike flecks.

Amamitsuki — Full Moon of the Heavens

$830.00 USD

Top view of Keiko Hata's Amamitsuki (Full Moon of the Heavens, 2024) mounted on a round dark wood panel: a textured gold-leaf urushi (Japanese lacquer) moon set with an oval blue raden (mother-of-pearl) window of stars.
The gilded moon of Amamitsuki by Keiko Hata seen from above, its cratered gold-leaf surface holding an oval blue raden window scattered with starlike flecks.

Shingetsu — New Moon

$620.00 USD

Kyoto ware earthenware sake carafe in ochre Oribe-green crackle glaze, looped handle and long spout, a plum blossom restored at the spout tip in 24K gold with a silver heart, front view.
Side close-up of the plum-blossom restoration at the spout of a Kyoto ware sake carafe, colored urushi petals, 24K gold outline and silver heart over the chipped tip.

24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Sake Carafe | Silver-Hearted Plum

$580.00 USD

Front view of an Arita ware sake cup in white porcelain, cobalt-blue sometsuke bands and a floral roundel, with 24K gold kintsugi seams crossing the rounded body.
Side view of a footed Arita ware sake cup in white porcelain, its 24K gold kintsugi seams crossing cobalt-blue patterned bands around the body.

24K Gold Kintsugi Arita Sake Cup | Linked in Cobalt

$750.00 USD

Front view of a Ko-Imari kintsugi bowl, a single 24K gold seam crossing its cobalt landscape, a quiet beauty in white porcelain.
Side profile of a shallow kintsugi Ko-Imari bowl, its gold-edged foliate rim carrying a wabi-sabi calm.

24K Gold Kintsugi Ko-Imari Bowl | Cobalt Landscape

$830.00 USD

A Kyoto ware sake cup, where 24k gold Kintsugi and a textured Kawari-nuri Seigaiha wave pattern exist in quiet harmony.
A macro view of the Seigaiha pattern, its layered Kawari-nuri texture a meditation on the rhythm of ocean waves and endless fortune.

24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Ware Sake Cup | Seigaiha Motif

$600.00 USD

A front view of a Ko-Imari ware bowl, where lines of 24k gold and iridescent Raden inlay create a celestial dialogue on the porcelain canvas.
lose-up of a Ko-Imari ware kintsugi bowl showing raden (mother-of-pearl inlay) set within deep urushi lacquer, bordered by 24K gold kintsugi seams. The iridescent shell fragments catch light against the dark lacquer surface, alongside hand-painted blue and white porcelain. Restored by The Kintsugi Labo JAPAN.

24K Gold Kintsugi & Raden Ko-Imari Ware Bowl | Celestial Fragments

$740.00 USD

Kyoto ware porcelain serving bowl painted in sometsuke blue, its branching 24K gold kintsugi seam descending from the rim across banded patterns. Sold out.
Interior of the sometsuke serving bowl, its white glaze framed by a blue lattice rim band, with the branching 24K gold kintsugi seam descending toward the well.

24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Serving Bowl | Gilded Stream on Blue

$850.00 USD

Octagonal Ko-Imari bowl in blue-and-white sometsuke, its lost shards filled with green urushi and raden and edged in 24K gold kintsugi, with pure silver seams, shown from the front. Sold out.
24K Gold Kintsugi Ko-Imari Bowl | Luminous Raden on Cobalt

24K Gold Kintsugi Ko-Imari Bowl | Luminous Raden on Cobalt

$2,000.00 USD

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