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repair and restoration of the antiques
Antique Repairmen and Renovation
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“Fine art and antique renovation service” is available now at SHU Publisher.
We have restorers with superior experiences.
Finely repair china ware, lacquer ware, Buddhist statue, armor, etc.
Feel free to contact us.
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SHU Publisher Renovator Harada Mitsuho Profile
1948 Born in Kumamoto city
1968 Learned sculpture, lacquer, and renovation from his father 1976 Be Independent in Tokyo, started to restore and making lacquer product 1984 Be involved in buried cultural properties in a museum and a Buddhism renovation studio, made lacquer product at the same time
1986 Started to restore pottery and china, studied material and technique alone. Restored stored item owned by museums and individuals.
1995 Visited Yashiro city, Kumamoto prefecture for restoring the woven hat and halberd for Myoken festival, finished in 2000.
Now making lacquer products, pottery, Buddhist statues and renovating art pieces. |
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SHU Publisher Renovator
Miura Hiromichi Profile
1938 Born in Toyohashi city, Aichi prefecture
1949 Moved to Tokyo
1962 Graduated from Senshu University, Law Department
1967 Enter Japanese Armor and Weapon Reservation Organization ( now as one of the board of directors)
1969 Received the recommendation of Japanese armor artisan from Japanese Armor and Weapon Organization
1975 Renovated the armor of James I gifted from Tokugawa Ieyasu (stored in The Royal Weapon Museum, Britain)
1979 Restorations of master pieces of armor from Heiwa era to Edo era were exhibited
1985 Visiting the United States as the person in charge for the exhibition of “Japanese Armors”
1986 Renovated the armor which was said to be used by Takeda Shingen by the request from Sangawa Shrine, Kanagawa prefecture
1989 Visiting Belgium as the person in charge for Europe ‘89 Japan exhibition -“Japanese Armors and Tabard”
1999 Duplicated the national heirloom armor as the champion trophy for Japan Kendo League. Be approved as the traditional craftsman of Itabashi district
2006 Restored the armor of Nanbu family by the request from Iwate Prefecture Museum
2007 Duplicated the armors in Muromachi era for the international exhibition of Japan Foundation.
2008 Be approved as the intangible cultural heritage of Itabashi district |
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SHU Publisher Renovator Saitou Masaya Profile
1974 Born in Tokyo
2002 After graduated from Stained Glass Art School, working in a stained glass atelier
2003 Studied abroad and visited churches and stained glass ateliers in Ireland, France and Britain, Started restoring antique stained glass personally while working in the stained glass atelier
2004 Held speeches “Fascination of Antique Stained Glass” among group exhibitions
2005 Held group exhibitions in various locations
2008 Attended the fair of antique restoration, Produced and renovated antiques |
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Procedures
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1. Contact us by phone.
Information of name, address, phone number, and items you wish to repair is required.
2. A restorer will contact you.
Consulting about the item to repair, price and date to finish will be taken place.
3. Please send the item to the restorer directly.
Please pay attention to wrap fragile items.
Shipping fee will be self-pay.
4. Repairing finished.
Repaired item and invoice will be sent to the customer.
Shipping fee will be required when the package arrives.
Please pay through a bank transfer in 2 weeks after the item arrives.
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Examples of Restoration
New Year multitier box passed from the generation of grandfather…
Broken Japanese ware for appreciation in traditional Japanese room…
Damaged favorite Buddhist state…
Feel free to contact SHU Publisher. |
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1.Want to repair the crack on the plate. |
【Before】−obvious crack on the plate
【After】−the crack disappeared and cannot be confirmed visually |
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2.Cannot repair the defect of the vase mouth by myself |
【Before】−there was a defect when I bought it, but I couldn’t fix it perfectly
【After】−removed the failed renovation and cannot see the defect at all |
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3.Separated Japanese samurai armor |
【Before】−the lacquer of armor fell and changed the shape, the string was cut off. Every part fell apart
【After】−the armor and silk are perfectly renovated as Japanese samurai armor again |
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4.One part of the stained glass was broken |
【Before】−the broken glass became dangerous to use
【After】−Renovated and cannot see the defect |
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5.Below are the same plate (surface and back side) broken into two parts.
The surface was restored clearly. Only the mark on the back side can be seen because of the superior technique the renovator owns. |
【After renovated, left】 【Before renovated, right】 |
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Contact Information
Co. SHU PUBLISHER Repairing Department
〒370-0852 Nakai town 1-18-16 Takasaki city, Gunma prefecture
phone 027-353-6871 fax 027-353-8677
E-mail shu@shunet.co.jp
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