Maki-e and Raden Glass, Three-Colored Violet / no.3154
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- Description
- CREATORS INFO
Maki-e and Raden glassware
Nowadays, new technology has made it possible to apply lacquer to glass.
"It's fun how the makie and raden look as if they're floating in the air," says the creator, who says that the glass is uplifting and seems to convey his new discoveries and thoughts.
| Materials |
Gold powder, lacquer, luminous shell, white lipped pearl, black lipped pearl, abalone, etc.
| Variations |
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| Actual size |
Approx. diameter
| Package |
paper box
| About delivery date |
Custom-made: It will take about one and a half months.
| Care instructions and handling precautions |
- Soaking the product in water may cause the coating to peel off.
- Do not use in a dish dryer or dishwasher.
・Do not use if you are allergic to lacquer. If you experience a rash, stop using the product immediately and consult a doctor.
HYOBODO
HYOBODO is a workshop run by artisans who have mastered the art of lacquerware in Kyoto.
They also work on traditional Kyoto lacquerware such as tea ceremony utensils and lacquered bowls, as well as the restoration of shrines, temples, and cultural properties. While carrying on the tradition of lacquer craftsmanship, they are also enthusiastic about expressing the charm of lacquer in modern life, such as through interior design and art pieces.
