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#1 Hako

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Posted 02 April 2008 - 12:49 PM

I´m happy to have found the carvingpath with the help of Ko.

My name is Harald Hayen. Living in the north of Germany - where the " Ostfriesen" live, I´m carving netsuke since
1975/6. I like to use all kind of materials woods, ivorys, stagshorn is a favourite, ceramics, I love iron, amber, silver, gold
and bronce, gagat, mother of pearl . There are some more I used. I like to make engraved plates of silver and gold with
some flat inlay as kagamibutanetsuke - which is not so hard for me as I´m a goldsmith.

I was born in 55, which is a good year for me because I started living, 20 years later I got a small piece of ivory and carving
started. Soon discovered netsuke.

Since then, my favourite carvers are Yoshimura Shuzan and MINKO of Tsu.

I love the tanuki, kappa, tengu and such creatures. Since some weeks I´m carving the 12 zodiacanimals - somewhat in
the styl of Minko - 6 animals are ready - I´m struggling with the dragon, which is the hardest motiv for me.

I like to have some humor in my netsuke, so my dutchman has 64 (?) buttons and tries to hold an eel in his hands. He
is somewhat in he styl of a modern shuzan.

Here I send a daruma with a following eye and movable tounge. Attached Image: daruma001.jpg

All the best from Germany to all of you. Harald (Hako is from Hayen and Minko)

#2 Doug Sanders

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Posted 02 April 2008 - 12:59 PM

I'd love to see that Dutchman. I can just picture him ;) :(

Thanks for joining!

#3 Janel

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Posted 02 April 2008 - 01:55 PM

Welcome to the forum! Thank you for the photo of this piece. What a character he is! What materials did you use, and did you use a stain?

More photos! We like photos!

Janel
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