Hawaiian & Asian Mid-Century Fine Art Gallery
Blue Skies by Sei Saito
Sei Saito is a Japanese-born artist, married to an American college professor, and after many years creating her works in Flagstaff, Arizona, is now living in Hawaii. She does large-scale acrylic…
Nephrite Jade Tsung
This is a Chinese Tsung — a vessel made of nephrite jade. It is 2,000 to 2,500 years old, from the Zhou to Han dynasties. This is a calcified burial piece from the Zhou to Han…
Ma Gu by Fang Chunnian
It is Fang Chunnian. Date is 13th ~ 16thC. Purchased originally in Taiwan in 1972. Remounted. At that time at the National Palace Museum Taiwan.
This is a painting of Ma Gu. She is a …
Composition '79 by Tadashi Sato
This painting is done by Jean Charlot, and it’s dated 1922.
This is a very…
Shunsho by Nakamura Daizaburo (Japanese & English Ver.)
The style of Nakamura daizaburo comes from traditional Japanese…
Trinidad by Jean Charlot
This painting is done by Jean Charlot, and it’s dated 1922.
This is a very…
Art Deco Stone Tile
by Marguerite Blasingame
Marguerite Blasingame was a woman artist in Honolulu, Hawaii. She…
Rantei / Waisted vase form hoop handle basket
Hayakawa Shoko Sai was one of the first to sign his baskets in Japan. He and Wada…
Jigoku Tayū by Kainosho Tadaoto ?
This scroll painting throws you straight into a surreal world where beauty….
Hikuera by Robert Lee Eskridge
Painted in 1929, Hikuera was inspired by Robert Lee Eskridge’s time in…
Specializing in Mid Century Artwork
TUSHA Fine Art Gallery is dedicated to Fine art of Hawaii and Polynesia. With a special focus on Mid Century paintings and sculpture. Artists such as Tadashi Sato, Jerry Okimoto and Satoru Abe of the Metcalf Chteau group of Asian American artists in the Abstract expressionism genre are primary. Fine art and antiques of Polynesia and Hawaii are also a main focus.
TUSHA Fine Art Gallery
Tokonoma Arts is the Asian side of the Gallery which
showcases art of China, Japan and Korea. Both traditional antique and contemporary paintings, sculpture, jade and fine rare Huanghuali wood furniture. Scrolls and screens of the Nihonga School as well as Japanese basket and bamboo sculpture is also of great appreciation.
A Tokonoma in a Japanese home is a space between rooms for artwork, placed for the enjoyment of visiting guests. This presentation with the thought of a guest in mind is the basis of Tokonoma Arts philosophy of thoughtfulness
Tokonoma Arts Gallery
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