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Handmade Fish Tile: Amadai
Handmade Fish Tile: Amadai
*Cannot be ordered with other products due to different shipping costs
*Please be sure to purchase this together with shipping and handling.
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Product Details
Product Details
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How to order
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1-1. Order
Please order together with "Art Premium Packing & Shipping."
*Cash on delivery payment not accepted
*Delivery date/time cannot be specified at the time of order
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1-2. Important Notes When Ordering
As each art product is unique, they are shipped individually. Therefore, if you purchase it with another product, it will be considered a separate shipment with separate packaging and shipping fees. We will then cancel the order once and guide you through placing separate orders.
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2. Maintenance at the factory
Once your payment is confirmed, we will perform maintenance at the factory. After the maintenance period is finalized, our representative will inform you of the estimated delivery date.
Maintenance typically takes about 3 to 4 weeks.
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3. After maintenance is complete
Once the maintenance work is complete, the representative will contact you again regarding your delivery date and time.
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4. Delivery and product receipt
We will ship your order via Yamato Transport. As these are artworks, please check the contents immediately upon receipt.
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Inquiries
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Creator
Takayuki Hyodo / BI Factory Yokohama
Joined the company in 1988.
After working in Western cuisine, he took charge of all food categories except coffee shops.
He has won numerous awards in internal technical competitions, including first and second place, for his fish-themed dishes. He also has a history of winning and placing second in fishing competitions, which is his hobby. "Not only am I good at fishing, but I'm also skilled at cooking fish dishes. However, I'm not a fan of eating raw fish, like sashimi, and there are some fish I've never even tried. My competition entries have always been consistently fish-themed!"
Creator's comments
I want to make other anglers happy.
Production begins by acquiring the real objects that will serve as the prototypes.
To use fresh fish as prototypes, I caught them myself or received them from fellow anglers. The fish eyes were crafted to match each individual fish, and the environment they inhabit was also reproduced to create a single piece of art.
Utilizing techniques unique to food samples, I incorporated expressions such as the fish's movement and three-dimensionality, which cannot be achieved with taxidermy.
Creator's comments
The key is to express transparency.
I wanted to add a colorful fish to the lineup, so I chose the Amadai. This fish lives in burrows in fine sand at depths of 60 to 150 meters.
It's called "Guji" in Kansai and is a popular food fish.
It was challenging to express its vivid body color and translucency with coloring.
Creator's comment
What is this?!
The serpentine object on the pebbles is a tube worm's nest. While their natural habitats differ from tilefish, I included it as an accent since it was incidentally caught while fishing.
Art Premium Packing and Shipping Fee
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※Please select the shipping fee according to your delivery region.
※If purchased with other products, separate delivery and packaging fees will apply.
※Please note that this item does not count towards free shipping over 8,000 yen.