It’s from supplier to the court.

Imperial gift item of the “TAMAMUSHINURI” with beautiful Urushu(lacquer) that established in 1933s in SENDAI Japan. It’s designated craft of Miyagi prefecture.

Tamamushi means that shiny beetle.

Come with original box!

Super rare pattern!

It’s discontinued product so please do not miss it!

You can use for accessory and card cases. You can also enjoy display!

As a bace coat, sand the base, made with such materials as wood, metal or resin, to prepare the surface for the glaze. By then repeatedly applying a base coat and polishing it, the surface is made smooth and hard. The lacquerware’s quality will be defined by this process.

Craftsmen add and work with the silver powder, it gives Tamamushi Lacquerware a beautiful reflective quality.

After the silver powder is applied, it has a grainy texture. Polishing both smoothes the unevenness and allows the glaze to adhere more firmly.

To prepare the glaze, craftsmen take into account both the temperature and humidity of the day, as well as the size and shape of the lacquerware to be coated. They then mix a glaze with the correct shade and viscosity.

Tamamushi Lacquerware will be completed with red and green glaze. The process of applying the glaze requires a mastery of artistic skill. According to the humidity and temperature, the amount of glaze will be adjusted to create a uniform color. With meticulous attention to detail, the glaze is applied repeatedly in such a way as to prevent dust becoming mixed in. The lacquerware is then left to dry naturally in a wooden chamber for no less than one night, and no longer than one week.

Finally, craftsmen create each brilliant and unique design by hand, using the technique of Makie, the art of creating an image with gold or silver powder.

■Size

7cm(D)×9cm(W)×4.5(H)

■Materials： Lacquerware

■Base color：Red

■Pattern ： Flowers

■Condition ：Great!

1 tiny color faded (Please see the last photo).

【Ship to worldwide】

◾️ International Shipping(Only EMS(Express mail))

•15 US$ (China, Korea, Taiwan)

•US$20 (Asia)

•US$30 (Oceania, Canada, Mexico, Middle East, Europe)

•US$35 (Central and South America, Africa

•US$38 (USA)