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  • Kinsoku Mitateai (Lacquer Overview)

Kinsoku Mitateai (Lacquer Overview)

„Kinsoku Mitateai“ is the term for a group of urushi lacquer that imitates the surface of metal. Tetsu-Nuri or „tsuki-nuri“ is achieved with iron powder and urushi
Tamahagane is a type of steel made in the Japanese tradition. The word tama means „round and precious“, like a gem. The word hagane means „steel“. Tamahagane is used to make Japanese swords, knives, and other kinds of tools.

Seidô Nuri (Bronze Lacquer)


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Chadô-Fundame (Copper Ground)


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Fundame (Gold Ground)


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Ko Fundame (Old Gold Ground)


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Mokusei Nuri (Jupiter, the yellow Planet)


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Kasei Nuri (Mars, the red planet)


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Suisei Nuri (Mercury, the brownish planet)


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Tsuki Nuri (Moon)


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Mokumegane Nuri (Mokume an damascus-like metal mader fom sheets of copper and gold)


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Kôka Mozô-Nuri (Corroded Coins)


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Tsuba Nuri (Sword gard lacquer)


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Tamahagane Nuri (Iron Ore)


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Damascus (Damscus Steel)


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Seidô-Nuri (Cast Bronze with green patina)


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Raden Sentoku


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Raden Tetsu


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Muromachi


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Suemon Zôgan


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Tetsu Momiji Maki-e


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Tora Kinsoku Mitateai


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Wakusei (Planets)


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Tetsu & Sentoku


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KinShû


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