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- Yami Takimaki-e (Stag Beetle & Ants)
- Iro Kin (Colors of Gold)
- Obi Negoro
- Roiro
- Kuro Tame Negoro
- Kuro Negoro
- Aka Negoro
- Ko Negoro (Old/Ancient Negoro Lacquer with cracks)
- Katamigawari
- Ki Negoro
- Kuro Ishimeji
- Umi Negoro
- Raden
- Usu Raden
- Tame Raden
- Namban Kawarinuri
- Namban Kawarinuri/II
- Kujaku
- Shitan-Nuri
- Sakuragawa-Nuri
- Usu Nashiji
- Iro-Hirame
- Raden Ishimeji
- Kaeru Negoro (Frog Negoro)
- Barilla Negoro
- Copper & Urushi
Kuro Negoro
Description:
Kuro Negoro Nuri lacquerware with an undercoat of black lacquer covered by a coat of red lacquer or vice versa used as vessels for food and drink offerings to the gods and buddhas, tableware and drinking vessels, tea utensils, and stationery came to be known as negoro. 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"
Standard Size
Reference Number: B-150x16-KN
Pen Type Bô
Pen Nib: Size No. 10 (750/18 Kt Gold)
Artisan: Martin Pauli
Medium Size
Reference Number: B-165x17-KN
Pen Type: Bô
Pen Nib: Size No. 12 (750/18 Kt Gold)
Artisan: Martin Pauli
PDF sheet: Technical Information