Kazuo Kuwabara, proprietor of the Oriental Treasure Box, shares his scholarship and experience in this field during lecture sponsored by Asian Arts Council.
For more than two decades, Kazuo Kuwabara, the sole proprietor of Oriental Treasure Box, has been in the business of acquiring and selling fine Japanese antiques and works of art. In September 2006 his gallery was relocated to its current Newport Avenue location in the Ocean Beach Antique District of San Diego. He moved from the Cracker Factory Building Antique Center in downtown where he had been for over twenty-two years. In addition to fine Japanese antiques, the gallery's inventory include the works of many of Japan's finest traditional and modern artists, personally selected by Kazuo who travels to Japan many times a year to find more treasures to add to his collection.
Admission: $10
Location:
San Diego Museum of Art
1450 El Prado
San Diego, CA 92101
Thursday, May 27 - 10:30 AM
For more information, please call: (619) 543-9810 or visit: www.orientaltreasurebox.com
For more than two decades, Kazuo Kuwabara, the sole proprietor of Oriental Treasure Box, has been in the business of acquiring and selling fine Japanese antiques and works of art. In September 2006 his gallery was relocated to its current Newport Avenue location in the Ocean Beach Antique District of San Diego. He moved from the Cracker Factory Building Antique Center in downtown where he had been for over twenty-two years. In addition to fine Japanese antiques, the gallery's inventory include the works of many of Japan's finest traditional and modern artists, personally selected by Kazuo who travels to Japan many times a year to find more treasures to add to his collection.
Admission: $10
Location:
San Diego Museum of Art
1450 El Prado
San Diego, CA 92101
Thursday, May 27 - 10:30 AM
For more information, please call: (619) 543-9810 or visit: www.orientaltreasurebox.com
