Japanese Lacquerware: A Collector’s Guide - Invaluable.com
网页2020年5月14日 · Japanese lacquerware is a tradition that dates back to 5000 BC, during the Jomon period of Japanese prehistory. Made from the toxic sap of the Japanese lacquer tree (native to China and India), the specific lacquer can be found on pictures, decorative pieces like Buddha statues, bento boxes, ceramics, furniture, a variety of prints, and more.
Japanese lacquerware - Wikipedia
网页One of the masterpieces of ancient Japanese lacquer objects is the Tamamushi Shrine from middle of the seventh century AD. The shrine is made of lacquered hinoki or Japanese cypress and camphor wood, both native species.
A new collector’s guide to Japanese lacquer - Christie's
网页Lacquer is made from the sap of the Chinese lacquer tree (aka Japanese lacquer tree), and is poisonous until it dries. Handled only by master craftsmen, it has been used in Japanese art since around 7,000 BC, with techniques being perfected over centuries in order to produce exquisitely detailed designs for boxes and furniture intended for ...
Urushi: All You Need to Know About Japanese Lacquer - Japan …
网页2020年6月5日 · Japanese lacquer, or urushi, is a transformative and highly prized material that has been refined for over 7000 years. Cherished for its infinite versatility, urushi is a distinctive art form that has spread across all facets of Japanese culture from the tea ceremony to modern abstract sculpture.
Japanese Lacquerware - Etsy
网页Check out our japanese lacquerware selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our vases shops.
The Art of Japanese Lacquerware: Ancient Techniques ... - tsunagu Japan
网页2023年7月25日 · Lacquerware is a uniquely East Asian craft with deep roots in Japan. It is commonly seen as tableware like bowls, plates, chopsticks, cups, coasters, and cutlery, along with containers like traditional “jubako,” decorative plates and other ornaments, hand mirrors, tea utensils, vases, combs, trays, and more.
A Beginner’s Guide to Japanese Lacquerware - Savvy Tokyo
网页2021年2月22日 · Lacquer has been used in Japan since the Jomon period, anywhere from 15,000 to 2,300 years ago. During that time, it was mainly used as an antiseptic or adhesive, but over time it became a staple used in both functional and decorative items.
Japanese Antique Lacquerware - Mingei Arts
网页Our collection of Japanese antique lacquerware includes lacquered dishes, decorated vessels, carved and lacquer vases, incense, containers with compartments), stationery boxes, writing boxes, and musical instruments.
Japanese Lacquerware | Techniques and Restoration
网页2023年3月29日 · The distinctive style of Japanese lacquerware can be found on a wide variety of antiques, from cabinets and tables to clothing accessories. Whether the item is authentic or inspired by Edo patterns, many lacquer antiques will require professional restoration due to their sensitive surface and historic materials.
ABOUT LACQUERWARE - GALLERY JAPAN
网页Decorative objects painted with red lacquer have been found at Jomon archaeological sites that date back to 9,000 years ago. Historically, lacquer has been used along with materials such as gold, silver, and shell to create lavishly decorated boxes, as well as musical instruments, sword scabbards, and armor.
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