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- Kinhari Nuri (Gold Needle Lacquer)
- Kuro Ishimeji
- Kujaku-Raden
- Raden to kai
- Tame-Raden
- Bekkô-Nuri
- Sakuragawa-Nuri
- Momiji-Maki-e Ishimeji
- Momiji Maki-e
- Tame Momiji
- Kuro-Negoro
- Aka Negoro
- Beni Fubuki Nuri
- Raden
- Raden Ishimeji
- Insei Nuri
- Negoro-Dera/I
- Negoro-Dera/II
- Negoro-Dera/III
- Negoro-Dera/IV
- Seidô Nuri (Cast bronze with green patina)
- Raden Sentoku
- Raden Tetsu
- Muromachi
Insei Nuri
Description:
Genshô-Nuri = celestial pattern lacquer. urushi lacquer made from circles alternatively sprinkled with powder of „tamahagane“ Japanese Iron/steel and mother of pearl. This lacquer captures the beauty of a star-studded night sky and meteorites crossing the milky way. Tamahagane - usually reserved for the finest Japanese swords, knives and blacksmithing work - just ads that extra bit of authenticity and mystique!
„Kinsoku Mitateai“ is the term for a group of urushi lacquer that imitates the surface of metal. Insei = Meteor
„Kinsoku Mitateai“ is the term for a group of urushi lacquer that imitates the surface of metal. Insei = Meteor