[Niigata] Metalwork artist "Susa Makoto"

• * Tsuchikiri means “raising with a hammer
• ” a technique that uses hundreds of types of hammers and anvil blocks to create three-dimensional products from copper plates.
• * Opening the shutter to Susa Makoto's metalwork studio reveals a captivating space filled with dreams. His works showcase advanced craftsmanship and originality.
• * After the studio tour, participants can experience making a small copper dish using the tsuchikiri technique under the artist's guidance.

Tsuchikiri means “raising with a hammer,” a technique that uses hundreds of types of hammers and anvil blocks to create three-dimensional products from copper plates. Opening the shutter to Susa Makoto's metalwork studio reveals a captivating space filled with dreams. His works showcase advanced craftsmanship and originality. After the studio tour, participants can experience making a small copper dish using the tsuchikiri technique under the artist's guidance.