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- Chadô Ishimeji Kazari
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- Sakuragawa-Nuri
- Moku Negoro
- "Uwagusuri Mitateai (Robin's Egg" Ceramic
- Momiji Maki-e
- Bamboo & Fuki Urushi
Kuro Tame Negoro
Description:
Kuro Tame 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. Tame refers to the final coat of black urushi which is polished
Standard Size
Reference Number: K-175x19-KTN
Pen Type Kiseru
Pen Nib: Size No. 10 (750/18 Kt Gold)
Artisan: Martin Pauli
Medium Size
Reference Number: K-185x20-KTN
Pen Type: Kiseru
Pen Nib: Size No. 12 (750/18 Kt Gold)
Artisan: Martin Pauli
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