Urushi Lacquer

, linseed oil, urushi lacquer, persimmon tannin, burnt pine ink, etc) for repainted/re-finished items

item - using organic & traditional materials (beeswax, linseed oil, urushi lacquer, persimmon

& repairing the item - using organic & traditional materials (beeswax, linseed oil, urushi

& traditional materials (beeswax, linseed oil, urushi lacquer, persimmon tannin, burnt pine ink

, urushi lacquer, persimmon tannin, burnt pine ink, etc) for repainted/re-finished items - repairing the

in urushi lacquer from 2015, Bon in stained ash or mahogany exudes Bakker’s accomplished sense of

; traditional materials (beeswax, linseed oil, urushi lacquer, persimmon tannin, burnt pine ink, etc) for

in urushi lacquer from 2015, Bon in stained ash or mahogany exudes Bakker’s accomplished sense of

(Japanese cypress). The exterior was originally finished in traditional Japanese urushi lacquer and was

wondrous Pink Stool in urushi lacquer from 2015, Bon in stained ash exudes Bakker’s accomplished sense of

wondrous Pink Stool in urushi lacquer from 2015, Bon in stained ash exudes Bakker’s accomplished sense of

wondrous Pink Stool in urushi lacquer from 2015, Bon in stained ash exudes Bakker’s accomplished sense of

century), executed in deep black urushi lacquer with restrained relief decoration. An inrō is a

& repairing the item - using organic & traditional materials (beeswax, linseed oil, urushi

Urushi finish, a traditional Japanese lacquer technique.

finished with traditional Japanese urushi lacquer. Though softened by age, the darkened outline remains

traditional Japanese urushi lacquer. Over time, the lacquer has matured into a deeper, near-black tone through

- using organic & traditional materials (beeswax, linseed oil, urushi lacquer, persimmon tannin, burnt

, with a solid Japanese horse chestnut tabletop finished in black urushi lacquer. The lower structure is

technique similar to kintsugi. In this method, broken sections are adhered with urushi lacquer, and metal

(Urushi), decorated with gold lacquer (Maki-e) and gilt mounts. Raised on an intricate shaped apron. The

Antique Japanese Meiji Period Lacquer Gold Maki-e Wood Letter Opener Japan Wood, lacquer, paint

sense, while nurimono (塗物) means "coated things", and urushi-nuri (漆塗) means "lacquer coating."

Namban chest with a semi-cylindrical lid made of black lacquered wood (urushi) with gold lacquer

black lacquer. These layers were subsequently adorned with intricately detailed scenes and finished with

(塗物) means “coated things”, and urushi-nuri (漆塗) means “lacquer coating.” The sap of the lacquer

frame and sliding doors are finished in a deep, dark urushi (Japanese traditional lacquer), while the

and finished with traditional Japanese lacquer (urushi), the surface has developed areas of natural

This antique small chest of drawers was crafted in the Edo Era (Tenpō 1830-1844). The aged urushi

the glimpse of his face. There is blindprinting in the white and urushi-e (lacquer-imitating) effects

to produce a sheen resembling black lacquer (urushi-e, 'lacquer pictures'). Masanobu credited himself

dull black lacquer finish called urushi, it’s pleasing from every angle, and is in its way a small

lacquer model. Japanese traditional urushi pigment is made from natural urushi tree, which has about