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1. japanobjects.com › features › guide-to-masterpieces-of-japanese-lacquerUrushi: All You Need to Know About Japanese Lacquer - Japan...

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   5 cze 2020 · 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.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Japanese_lacquerwareJapanese lacquerware - Wikipedia

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   Lacquerware (漆器, shikki) is a Japanese craft with a wide range of fine and decorative arts, as lacquer has been used in urushi-e, prints, and on a wide variety of objects from Buddha statues to bento boxes for food.

3. www.nihonkogeikai.or.jp › en › urushiworkUrushi work｜Japan Kogei Association

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   Urushi (lacquer) art is unique to Japan, China, Korea and the countries of Southeast Asia, each country preserving to the present day its own particular traditions. Japanese urushi art is especially rich in terms both of variety and sophistication of technique.

4. www.nippon.com › en › japan-topicsDaigo Urushi: Japan’s Top Lacquer and the History of Its Art

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   30 cze 2023 · The Daigo Urushi lacquer sap harvested around Daigo, Ibaraki Prefecture, is the best in Japan. Its highly transparent luster makes it ideal for high-end lacquerware. As domestic lacquer...

5. toki-kintsugi.com › article › urushi-lacquerUrushi Lacquer Explained: History and Craftsmanship

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   5 mar 2024 · Japan’s urushi lacquer crafts are celebrated for their diversity and exquisite detail, with lacquerware, maki-e, carved lacquer, and kintsugi standing out. These crafts leverage urushi’s singular properties to fuse aesthetic appeal with functionality, deeply ingrained in Japanese culture.

6. kogeistyling.com › pages › history-tradition-of-japanese-lacquerwareHistory & Tradition of Japanese Urushi Lacquerware

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   The oldest known urushi lacquered artifacts discovered in Japan (Kakinoshima B ruins in Hokkaido) date back to 7000 BC during the Jomon period, representing the most ancient urushi lacquer objects found to date. The allure of urushi lacquer extends beyond its captivating beauty and luster.

7. www.japan-experience.com › plan-your-trip › to-knowUrushi, japanese lacquerware - Japan Experience

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   17 sty 2020 · Urushi (lacquer) is made using the sap from the rhus vernicifera, Japanese lacquer tree, which is only grown in the Far East and Southeast Asia. To harvested the sap, incisions are made in the tree's bark.