“HIMEKO”means The dot pattern that was drawn with “URUSHI”.
It is placed in the diamond form.
“HIMEKO” gives a soft impression.
it is advantageous one more in “HIMEKO”, and that means that a scratch is not outstanding.
“HIMEKO”means The dot pattern that was drawn with “URUSHI”.
“HIMEKO” gives a soft impression.
it is advantageous one more in “HIMEKO”, and that means that a scratch is not outstanding.
“CHINKIN” means ”URUSHI” inlaid with gold technique.
The orchid is respected as lackey flower and is used as a traditional pattern.
“KAKI”means Wood of the persimmon. ”MOKUME” means Grain of wood.
The grain of wood of the persimmon is drawn on the top with ”URUSHI”.
It is said that the tree of persimmon is lucky in Japan.
“KAKI”means Wood of the persimmon. ”MOKUME” means Grain of wood.
The grain of wood of the persimmon is drawn on the top with ”URUSHI”.
It is said that the tree of persimmon is lucky in Japan.
“KANSHITU”means “URUSHI” dry powder.
After “URUSHI” dry powder was sprinkled on the surface, this finish is polished.
The finish which the surface does not have luster, and some irregularities stay, and is mat.
The advantage of this finish being hard to scratch.
“KANSHITU”means “URUSHI” dry powder.
After “URUSHI” dry powder was sprinkled on the surface, this finish is polished.
The finish which the surface does not have luster, and some irregularities stay, and is mat.
The advantage of this finish being hard to scratch.
Black and Green, Gold line.
“KANSHITU”means “URUSHI” dry powder.
After “URUSHI” dry powder was sprinkled on the surface, this finish is polished.
The finish which the surface does not have luster, and some irregularities stay, and is mat.
The advantage of this finish being hard to scratch.
“KANSHITU”means “URUSHI” dry powder.
After “URUSHI” dry powder was sprinkled on the surface, this finish is polished.
The finish which the surface does not have luster, and some irregularities stay, and is mat.
The advantage of this finish being hard to scratch.
“KANSHITU”means “URUSHI” dry powder.
After “URUSHI” dry powder was sprinkled on the surface, this finish is polished.
The finish which the surface does not have luster, and some irregularities stay, and is mat.
The advantage of this finish being hard to scratch.
“CHINKIN” means ”URUSHI” inlaid with gold technique.
The orchid is respected as lackey flower and is used as a traditional pattern.