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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)
- "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
- Urushi Jewelry
- Desk Pens
- Simplicitus
- Pen Cases
- Accessories & Objects
- SHIBUI Convertible Pipes
- Kokusô Pipes
- Hishaku Pipes
- Urushi Works
- Clips
Raden (Lacquer Overview)Raden - Ra = Mother o f Pearl, Den = Sprinkling Raden is a Japanese decorative craft used in the creation of lacquerware and woodwork, though it can be applied to metal and other surfaces. The basic underpinnings of raden consist of variously applying the cut linings of mother-of-pearl, abalone, and other shells into the surface of the target lacquer or wood. There are many ways that raden is produced, with all techniques classed under main categories: „atsugai“ using thick shell pieces, „usugai“ thinner pieces, „kenma“ thinnest application of shell pieces, „raden migin“ fine mother of pearl dust or particles see detail |