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- Fountain Pens Types & Designs (Overview)
- Negoro Nuri (Lacquer Overview)
- Kawarinuri (Lacquer Overview)
- Raden (Lacquer Overview)
- Ishime-Ji-Nuri (Stone Surfaces)
- Kinsoku Mitateai (Lacquer Overview)
- Bamboo & Precious Wood (Overview)
- MINGEI Collection
- "Shibui" Fountain Pen Collection
- "Miyabi Shibui" Fountain Pen Collection
- "Bô" Fountain Pen Collection
- "Miyabi Bô" Fountain Pen Collection
- "Kiseru" Fountain Pens
- "Miyabi Kiseru" Fountain Pen Collection
- Kawaakari
- "Miyabi Futo" Fountain Pen Collection
- "Suisô" Fountain Pen Collection
- Jumbo Pens
- "Tanto" Fountain Pen Collection
- IKIGAI Fountain Pen Collection
- "Aware" Fountain Pen Collection
- Hanami Pocket Pens
- Bamboo & Precious Wood Fountain Pen Collection
- Roller Pen
- Dip Pens
- Unique Pieces
- "Apple Pen" Cover Collection
- Desk Pens
- Urushi Jewelry
- Simplicitus
- Pen Cases
- Accessories & Objects
- SHIBUI Convertible Pipes
- Kokusô Pipes
- Hishaku Pipes
- Urushi Works
- Clips
Ishime-Ji-Nuri (Lacquer Overview)In Japanese Culture, Art & Craft Stones „Ishi“ or "Seki" play an important role. Stones are used for building houses and Bridges and important element for creating the Japanese Garden. Tools are made from stones and various stone surface designs are found on many lacquer objects like sword scabbards, inro and boxes but also on ceramic, cast iron kettles, Tsuba an many more. Stones are classified according to place of origin for example "Kamogawa-Ishi" Kamo River Stone. Further on five elements are judged to consider a stone suitable for being used for what ever reason: 1st "Katachi" shape, 2nd "Iro" color, 3rd"Hada" texture, 4th "Shitsu" quality and 5th "Hada-Ai" age. My task is to reproduce the surfaces of Stones found in Japan with urushi lacquer combined with various pigments and powders see detail |