Majus

KP, I don't recognise MF it would be nice to turn a hobby into money, and my fish: steel body

For now I only make snakes and fish. I think I like this dragon scale pattern. insects are probably on a different level. I'm slowly thinking about the dragon, but everyday problems bother me a bit Another snake , material: body (steel), eyes (brass), and I have to solve some technical problems in the case of the dragon, and some chemical ones

I met a dealer from London, he's not interested. After several attempts to contact people from Jizai Okimono's circle, I believe that it is a very closed group. Not open to new things, new people. It took me a while to achieve what I have, years of trying. I started with the snake. I modeled it on the snake from the British Museum, from the photo. I made it too big :). My first snake , material: body (steel), eyes (silver), joints (secret, I can't just do that ) articulated.avi

I have been interested in Jizai Okimono for some time, but from the technical side. So I'm not a buyer, I make them. Everyone must have a hobby :). And I think I've had some successes. But economically it is a failure, there is no interest. That's why I asked my question yesterday. Colin, may I ask you how often you can evaluate Jizai Okimono ? In my case you might be surprised

Hello. I'm new here, but this forum looks very interesting. I would like to ask about Jizai Okimono. This art is rather associated with things that are quite old. I know that new things are being created, mainly insects. I wonder if the buyer thinks only about the investment , less about the art. But what if there is something new on the market, does it threaten art or the market? Thank you very much for your reply and opinions

Nice topic, is it still alive?