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- Shôen
- Aka-Negoro
- Katatsumuri Nuri
- Akaibara Nuri
- Botan Negoro Nuri
- Tame-Raden
- Aka Ishimeji
- Kuro Ishime
- Murasaki-Ishimeji
- Midori Ishimeji
- Ao Ishimeji
- Chairo Ishimeji
- Kuro-Toraishi
- Setagawa-Maguroishi-Nuri
- Kujaku Nuri
- Raden
- Kumo Raden
- Kuro Negoro
- Tora-Namban-Kawari
- Oshidashi-Kawari
- Itomaki Nuri
- Kinmai Nuri
- Kin Tsugaru Nuri
- Chadô-Nuri
- Kuro Tsugaru Nuri
- Mikan Tsugaru Nuri
- Mokusei (Jupiter) Nuri
- Kasei (Mars) Nuri
- Ringo Negoro (Apple Negoro)
- Ki-Enbu-Negoro (Yellow Dancing Fire Negoro)
- Damascus
- Tame Momiji
- Seidô Nuri (Bronze Surface)
- Momiji Maki-e
- Kashiwaki-Maki-e
- Rosewood (Bô)
- Ebony (Bô)
- Raden Negoro
- Muromachi
- Mokume Nuri (Wood Imitation)
- Inseki Nuri (Meteorite Lacquer)
Akaibara Nuri
Description:
Aka-Ibara-Tame-Negoro-Nuri Aka = red, ibara = Rose, Tame = transparent final coat-Negoro-Nuri
The lacquer is achieved by applying heavily pigmented urushi and structure it with a fine comb. Aka Negoro Nuri lacquerware with undercoats of black lacquer covered by coats of red lacquer 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.
The lacquer is achieved by applying heavily pigmented urushi and structure it with a fine comb. Aka Negoro Nuri lacquerware with undercoats of black lacquer covered by coats of red lacquer 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.
Standard Size
Reference Number: M-150x16-ABR
Pen Type Miyabi Bô
Pen Nib: Size No. 6 (750/18 Kt Gold)
Artisan: Martin Pauli
Medium Size
Reference Number: M-165x17-ABR
Pem Type: Miyabi Bô
Pen Nib: Size No. 6 (750/18 Kt Gold)
Artisan: Martin Pauli