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- TAME KIN RASEN - Golden Spiral
- IroIro Ishime-Ji
- Kinhari Nuri Small
- Tame Nuri
- Daisy Flowers Maki-e
- Kikkumon Nuri (Chrysanthemum Lacquer)
- Kuro Kin Hari Nuri (Black Gold Needle Lacquer)
- Tame Aogai Migin
- Tsuma Sentoku.
- Shiro Tame
- Shôen
- Kuro Tsuyakeshi (Urushi)
- Kuro Tame Negoro (Urushi)
- Shû (Urushi)
- Kuro Negoro (Urushi)
- Aka Negoro (Original Negoro)
- Ko-Negoro (Ancient Negoro)
- Kin Negoro (Urushi)
- Ao Negoro (Urushi)
- Ki Negoro (Urushi)
- Zora Negoro (Urushi)
- Tora Negoro (Urushi)
- Umi Negoro (Urushi)
- Shiro Negoro (Urushi)
- Momo Negoro (Urushi)
- Dairiseki-Negoro
- Kuro-Ishimeji (Urushi)
- Aka-Ishimeji (Urushi)
- Kin Ishimeji (Urushi)
- Shiro Ishimeji (Urushi)
- Gin Ishimeji (Urushi)
- Umi Ishimeji (Urushi)
- Chadô Nuri (Urushi)
- Hisui Nuri
- Raden (Urushi)
- Kumo Raden Nuri
- TameTame Raden
- Raden Ishime-ji
- Tame Kinsoku Mitateai (Urushi)
- Kuro Kinsoku Mitateai (Urushi)
- Aka Kinsoku Mitateai (Urushi)
- Momiji-Maki-e
- Hedge Maple Maki-e
- Sansashi-Maki-e (Hawthorn Makie)
- Satô Nuri (Urushi)
- Sumiko-Shiage (Urushi)
- Namban Kawarinuri
- Tame Oshidashi Kawari
- Kujaku Nuri
- Kujaku Raden Nuri
- Hori Negoro (Urushi)
- Kawari-Nuri "Tetsu" (Urushi)
- Kawari-Nuri "Raden" (Urushi)
- Kongô Nashiji (Urushi)
- Aka Tame Momiji Nuri
- Chocolat Color Nuri
- Ko Fundame (Old Matt Gold Ground)
- Iro Raden (Colored Raden)
- Aka Fubuki (Red Snowstorm)
- Ao Fubuki (Blue Snowstorm)
- Midori Fubuki (Green Snowstorm)
- Aka Kinkumo (Golden Clouds in Red Sky)
- Birds-eye Maple
- Rosewood & Ebony
- Mottainai (don't waste)
- Hoshigata (Celestial Pattern)
- Kuro Goshiki (Black 5-color Lacquer)
- Yukibana (Chinkin Snow Flakes)
- Raden Fubuki
- Kumo Tsugaru Nuri (Cloudy Tsugaru Lacquer)
- Raden Negoro
- Rankaku Momiji Maki-e (Maple Leaf on Egg Shell Ground)
- Tora Kinsoku Mitateai (Rings of various Metals)
- Kamifubuki (Confetti Urushi Lacquer)
- Copper & Urushi
Kawari-Nuri "Tetsu" (Urushi)
Description:
"Kawari-Nuri" The barrel, cap and sections are made from Japanese Ebonite and finished in various experimental urushi lacquer techniques called "saya-nuri" or "kawari-nuri". During the Edo-period (1603-1868) designs by urushi lacquering on sword scabbards "saya" became fashionable. Almost unlimited ways to lacquer scabbards have been developed during the centuries. It is my goal to re-discover old and to invent new techniques being applied on my fountain pens.
PDF sheet: Technical Information