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- Shio Negoro
- Kin Hari Nuri
- Tame Kami Fubuki
- Oshidashi
- Aka Ishime-Ji
- Ogon Ishime-Ji
- Midori Ishime-Ji
- Ao Ishime-Ji
- Kuro Ishime-Ji
- Raden Negoro
- Hakkaizan Ishime-Ji
- Hon Ishime-Ji
- Dairiseki Negoro
- Hoshigata Ishime-Ji
- Tsukigata Ishime-Ji
- Aka Negoro
- Kuro Negoro
- Momiji Maki-e
- Dô (Copper Ore)
- Ko Sentoku
- Ô Tamahagane (Rough Iron Ore)
- Tamahagane (Iron Ore)
- Ko Tamahagane (Fine Iron Ore)
- Gold Splash
Shio Negoro
Description:
Shio Negoro Nuri "Salt Negoro Nuri" lacquerware with an undercoat of black lacquer sprinkled with coars sea salt. after hardening salt washed out in hot water, then covered by many coats of red lacquer or vice versa This term originates from Negoro-ji, a temple in Kishu.
"Yô no bi" beauty through use is an important aestetic aspect of "negoro-mono". Therefore the surface of negoro-nuri appears not as glossy and even as the surface of the "Tame-Negoro-Nuri"