"Ikkan-bari" tray / no.2946
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- Description
- CREATORS INFO
"Ikkan-bari" tray, a household item made from layers of Japanese paper and finished with lacquer
"Ikkanbari" is a technique in which bamboo baskets or wooden products are covered with layers of Japanese paper and then finished with a coating of persimmon tannins or lacquer.
Perfect for serving small dishes during coffee or tea time, or as a dessert plate by placing a kaishi paper on it.
| Materials |
Japanese paper, lacquer, wood
| Actual size |
14.5×25.2×1.0cm
| Package |
No box
| About delivery date |
If in stock: We will ship immediately.
If out of stock:-
| Care instructions and handling precautions |
- This product cannot be used in dishwashers or dishwashers. - After use, wipe with a clean cloth or kitchen disinfectant wipe to remove any moisture before storing.
- Please refrain from soaking the product as this may cause the coating to peel off.
・People who are allergic to lacquer may experience a rash. If you experience a rash, stop using the product immediately and consult a doctor.
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.
