Lacquered leather brooch, ”byakudan-nuri” / no.2382-e
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- Description
- CREATORS INFO
This is a large brooch made by hardening and shaping leather with lacquer.
”Byakudan-nuri” is a technique where gold leaf or patterns are applied beneath transparent lacquer, allowing one to enjoy its refined, subtly translucent luster.
The body is made of leather, so it is lightweight and does not put strain on clothing.
A design suitable for all ages.
It comes with a package, so it's also recommended as a gift.
| Material |
Leather, lacquer, gold leaf, cotton pearl
| Actual size |
Approx. 7 x 6 x 2 cm
| Package |
Paper Box
| About delivery date |
If in stock: Same day shipping.
If out of stock: Delivery will take approximately 2 months.
| Handling Precautions |
If you pull it too hard or drop it, it may be damaged.
| Care Instructions |
If the product becomes dirty, wipe it off gently with a soft cloth. Please be careful not to rub it too hard as this may cause scratches.
Yuri Kato
From creating the base of wood and dry lacquer sculptures, we use decorative techniques such as lacquering, maki-e, raden (spiral painting), carved lacquer, and zonsei (decorative painting).
I also create works using different materials and in collaboration with different industries, not just existing lacquer crafts. I work on a wide range of products, from household fixtures to objects and decorative items.
