Lacquer
ware is a hallmark craft of Japan and the Kyoto variety, called kyo-skikki, is
very popular. Japanese lacquer ware originated in the Nara Period (710-794) and
became widespread about 500 years later. Lacquer ware, urushi in Japanese, is widely used in tools and utensils in the
Japanese tea ceremony. I am honored to receive such a beautiful traditional
Japanese gift.
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Sunday, March 23, 2014
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Lacquer ware is truly beautiful isn't it. Enjoy your gift.
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