A year after a natural disaster, the resilient artisans of Japan’s Noto Peninsula are forging ahead with support from the ...
When organic chemist Takayuki Honda visited Okinawa Island in southern Japan a few years ago, he purchased a small dish coated with the glossy vermilion lacquer that’s characteristic of the region.
In Wajima, the heart of Japan's lacquerware tradition, Paul Carter meets a community determined to preserve their craft. From the intricate layering glossy lacquer to precision decoration ...
Designer Maiko Kurogouchi continued her exploration of shapes, taking cues from exquisite Japanese lacquerware, mochi and ...
Artisans at Tohoku Kogei Co., a Japanese lacquerware producer based in Sendai’s Aoba Ward, coated each helmet with Japanese lacquer and dye. Tamamushinuri is believed to have been developed for ...
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