New, Unused Wajima Lacquerware, Hand-Bucket Style Mizusashi (Freshwater Container), Shioyasu Lacquerware, Natural Wood, Lacquerware, With Original Box and Instructions
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Wajima-nuri
Shioyasu Lacquerware, Natural Wood
Hand Bucket (Mandeoke)
Includes Original Box and Instructions
[What is Wajima-nuri?]
A representative traditional Japanese lacquerware craft, primarily passed down in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Among lacquer cultures with over a thousand years of history, it is particularly characterized by its exquisite and highly durable techniques.
Craftsmen repeatedly apply carefully selected lacquer, drying and polishing between each layer, to create a deep luster and robust texture. Furthermore, by employing decorative techniques such as Maki-e (gold or silver powder sprinkled on lacquer) and Chin-kō (engraving and filling with lacquer), each piece gains artistic value.
The charm of Wajima-nuri lies not only in its beauty but also in its ability to maintain its brilliance even with daily use. You can feel the breath of the artisan the moment you hold it.
Truly, a masterpiece of Japanese traditional crafts that gains more character with use.
Traditional Wajima-nuri crafts are designated as Important Intangible Cultural Properties.
This is a top-quality lacquerware that can be used for generations.
This item has been stored in its original box in a warehouse for many years.
It is a new, unused item, opened for the first time for photography. However, due to the long storage period, those who are sensitive to such details should refrain from purchasing.
The box, wrapping, and instructions show signs of deterioration and dirt.
★We offer discounts on shipping for multiple purchases, so please take a look.
Rare Kutani-yaki, Arita-yaki, Wajima-nuri, etc.
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Antiques, cutlery, glasses, tableware, etc.
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Wajima-nuri
Shioyasu Lacquerware, Natural Wood
Hand Bucket (Mandeoke)
Includes Original Box and Instructions
[What is Wajima-nuri?]
A representative traditional Japanese lacquerware craft, primarily passed down in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Among lacquer cultures with over a thousand years of history, it is particularly characterized by its exquisite and highly durable techniques.
Craftsmen repeatedly apply carefully selected lacquer, drying and polishing between each layer, to create a deep luster and robust texture. Furthermore, by employing decorative techniques such as Maki-e (gold or silver powder sprinkled on lacquer) and Chin-kō (engraving and filling with lacquer), each piece gains artistic value.
The charm of Wajima-nuri lies not only in its beauty but also in its ability to maintain its brilliance even with daily use. You can feel the breath of the artisan the moment you hold it.
Truly, a masterpiece of Japanese traditional crafts that gains more character with use.
Traditional Wajima-nuri crafts are designated as Important Intangible Cultural Properties.
This is a top-quality lacquerware that can be used for generations.
This item has been stored in its original box in a warehouse for many years.
It is a new, unused item, opened for the first time for photography. However, due to the long storage period, those who are sensitive to such details should refrain from purchasing.
The box, wrapping, and instructions show signs of deterioration and dirt.
★We offer discounts on shipping for multiple purchases, so please take a look.
Rare Kutani-yaki, Arita-yaki, Wajima-nuri, etc.
#KougeihinMiyabi
Antiques, cutlery, glasses, tableware, etc.
#CutleryMiyabi
Category
Craft
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Ishikawa
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