Discovery of a Japanese sword fuchi-kashira
Join me every week on Twitch and YouTube as Kogei San. Here, I present the arts and crafts of Japan and Korea in a live format, including a fuchi-kashira from...
Christmas in Japan: Japanese gift ideas to delight your loved ones
Immerse yourself in a world of delicacy and tradition with a Japanese gift idea and Japanese antiques.Offer your loved ones a unique experience, imbued with elegance and tradition.
The Japanese sabre: what you need to know
Alongside my work as an antiques dealer, I organize conferences (notably with Kogei Magazine) and create content as a Kogeisan. Here's the replay...
Ikebana: Japanese floral art combining harmony and symbolism
Ikebana is a floral art of almost graphic finesse, endowed with a refinement in the pure Japanese spirit that can blend harmoniously into any interior. More and more...
Jûbako and Fuchidaka Japanese boxes: presentation
Japanese Jûbako and Fuchidaka boxes are emblematic examples of traditional Japanese craftsmanship. These refined boxes are appreciated for both their functionality and elegant aesthetics....
Mother's Day, Father's Day 2023: how about a Japanese gift?
Looking for a special gift for Mother's Day or Father's Day 2023? Why not consider a gift of Japanese art that combines beauty and symbolism...
Kogeisan: live art from Japan & Korea
Alongside my work as an antiques dealer, I organize conferences (notably with Kogei Magazine) and create content as a Kogeisan. It's with the desire to share my knowledge...
Dragonflies and insects at the heart of Japanese art
The dragonfly, an insect apart In Japanese art, the tonbo 蜻蛉 dragonfly is considered a symbol of good luck, resurrection and transformation.... an insect "apart"...
The art of the samurai…
A glimpse into the life of a Japanese warrior: Samurai viewed art as a means of expressing their culture, their clan and family affiliation, and as a way to…
Life at the court of the Emperor of Japan as seen by historians of the Edo period
How did the Emperor of Japan live? and above all, how did historians of the Edo period (1603-1868)... I invite you to follow this lecture by Estelle Bauer (INALCO and Director of the...