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Irene beneath branch Artisan and Design: Photographs: Contemporary item# 771199
click for details		Yasumi 808.368.5275 $1,000.
By Honolulu photographer Jean Jacques Dicker. Jean Jacques prints in the traditional silver gelatin process, using developer, stop, fixer and two washing baths for the ultimate archival process. Each print is handprinted, 11 by 14 inches (28 by 35.5 cm).

Sarah Artisan and Design: Photographs: Contemporary item# 771198
click for details		Yasumi 808.368.5275 $1,000.
By Honolulu photographer Jean Jacques Dicker. Jean Jacques prints in the traditional silver gelatin process, using developer, stop, fixer and two washing baths for the ultimate archival process. Each print is handprinted, 11 by 14 inches (28 by 35.5 cm).

Irene Artisan and Design: Photographs: Contemporary item# 771197
click for details		Yasumi 808.368.5275 $1,000.
By Honolulu photographer Jean Jacques Dicker. Jean Jacques prints in the traditional silver gelatin process, using developer, stop, fixer and two washing baths for the ultimate archival process. Each print is handprinted, 11 by 14 inches (28 by 35.5 cm).

Yuko with nautilus Artisan and Design: Photographs: Contemporary item# 771196
click for details		Yasumi 808.368.5275 $1,000.
By Honolulu photographer Jean Jacques Dicker. Jean Jacques prints in the traditional silver gelatin process, using developer, stop, fixer and two washing baths for the ultimate archival process. Each print is handprinted, 11 by 14 inches (28 by 35.5 cm).

Kerri Artisan and Design: Photographs: Contemporary item# 771195
click for details		Yasumi 808.368.5275 $1,000.
By Honolulu photographer Jean Jacques Dicker. Jean Jacques prints in the traditional silver gelatin process, using developer, stop, fixer and two washing baths for the ultimate archival process. Each print is handprinted, 11 by 14 inches (28 by 35.5 cm).

Cynthia Artisan and Design: Photographs: Contemporary item# 771194
click for details		Yasumi 808.368.5275 $1,000.
By Honolulu photographer Jean Jacques Dicker. Jean Jacques prints in the traditional silver gelatin process, using developer, stop, fixer and two washing baths for the ultimate archival process. Each print is handprinted, 11 by 14 inches (28 by 35.5 cm).

Shino Mukozuke Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1800 item# 724714
click for details		Yasumi 808.368.5275 Sold: Honolulu $1,650.
Fine Shino ware mukozuke decorated with an iron oxide design of grass under a crackled off-white glaze; stoneware, Edo period (1603-1868), Japan. 3.4 inches (8.6 cm) high.

Yuko and the Octopus Artisan and Design: Photographs: Contemporary item# 724593
click for details		Yasumi 808.368.5275 $1,000.
By Honolulu photographer Jean Jacques Dicker. Jean Jacques prints in the traditional silver gelatin process, using developer, stop, fixer and two washing baths for the ultimate archival process. Each print is handprinted, 11 by 14 inches (28 by 35.5 cm).

Square Stoneware Vase by Clayton Amemiya Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases: Contemporary item# 724336
click for details		Yasumi 808.368.5275 $4,000.
Woodfired in an authentic Japanese anagama kiln on the big island of Hawaii. Clayton Amemiya was a student of the late master Seisho Kuniyoshi in Okinawa. 16 by 14 by 3.25 inches (40 by 35.5 by 8 cm)

Woodfired Stoneware Bottle by Clayton Amemiya Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Bottles: Contemporary item# 724330
click for details		Yasumi 808.368.5275 $1,000.
Woodfired in an authentic Japanese anagama kiln on the big island of Hawaii. Clayton Amemiya was a student of the late master Seisho Kuniyoshi in Okinawa. 8.5 by 5.5 inches (21.5 by 14 cm).

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