What are lacquerware?
Japanese lacquerware or "shikki" refers to crafts made from a wood base painted with the sap of the lacquer tree. The lacquer acts as both a coloring and an adhesive, and multiple coats increase the durability of the item. Lacquer is resistant to the effects of heat, acids, alkalines, and alcohols, making lacquerware items sturdy and long lasting.
Lacquerware Crafts
TRADITIONAL CRAFTS
Lacquerware Works
WORKS
Tea ceremony utensils, Bell cric...
82,500円（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
198,000円（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
82,500円（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
82,500円（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
82,500円（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
82,500円（tax included）
Tea ceremony utensils, Incense c...
132,000円（tax included）
Ornament, Incense burner, Tropic...
495,000円（tax included）
Tableware, Soup bowl with knife ...
16,500円（tax included）
Tableware, Jujiro soup bowl with...
82,500円（tax included）
Tableware, Jujiro soup bowl, Bla...
14,200円（tax included）
Tableware, Leaf shaped plate, La...
26,400円（tax included）
Ornament, Folding screen, Septem...
49,500円（tax included）
Ornament, Folding screen, August...
49,500円（tax included）
Ornament, Folding screen, July S...
49,500円（tax included）
Ornament, Folding screen, June S...
49,500円（tax included）
Ornament, Folding screen, May Bo...
49,500円（tax included）
Ornament, Folding screen, April ...
49,500円（tax included）
Ornament, Folding screen, March ...
49,500円（tax included）
Ornament, Folding screen, Februa...
49,500円（tax included）