【Video】 Introduction of Wajima-nuri
This video introduces the climate and history of the region where Wajima-nuri is produced, the manufacturing process and industrial structure of Wajima-nuri, and the appeal of lacquerware.
Introduction of Wajima-nuri（１）
- The overview of Wajimanuri ― The climate and history of Wajima region that Wajima-nuri is manufactured.
- Production of wooden bases
・Wooden bases for bowls
・Wooden bases used as bottom boards for boxes and trays
・Wooden bases for lacquerwares with various curved surfaces, e.g. spoons.
・Wooden bases of thinly worked wood to create rounded shapes.
⇒ Continue to Introduction of Wajima-nuri（２）
Introduction of Wajima-nuri（２）
- Production of wooden bases continued from （1）
・Wooden bases of thinly worked wood to create rounded shapes. - Wajimanuri painting Process
・”Kijigatame”
・”Nunokise”
・”Shitajiduke”
・”Togi”
・”Uwanuri” - Decoration
・”Ro-iro”
・”Maki-e”
・”Chinkin”
⇒ Continue to Introduction of Wajima-nuri（３）
Introduction of Wajima-nuri（３）
- Decoration ”Chinkin” continued from （3）
- The Appeal of Urushiware
※ This video is produced and copyrighted by Wajima City. It is published with permission. Thanks to Kato Lacquerware Store, a member of the Wajima Lacquerware Commerce and Industry Cooperative Association, we were able to publish this video with permission.
【Video】 Introduction of Wajima-nuri
This video introduces the climate and history of the region where Wajima-nuri is produced, the manufacturing process and industrial structure of Wajima-nuri, and the appeal of lacquerware.
Introduction of Wajima-nuri（１）
- The overview of Wajimanuri ― The climate and history of Wajima region that Wajima-nuri is manufactured.
- Production of wooden bases
・Wooden bases for bowls
・Wooden bases used as bottom boards for boxes and trays
・Wooden bases for lacquerwares with various curved surfaces, e.g. spoons.
・Wooden bases of thinly worked wood to create rounded shapes.
⇒ Continue to Introduction of Wajima-nuri（２）
Introduction of Wajima-nuri（２）
- Production of wooden bases continued from （1）
・Wooden bases of thinly worked wood to create rounded shapes. - Wajimanuri painting Process
・”Kijigatame”
・”Nunokise”
・”Shitajiduke”
・”Togi”
・”Uwanuri” - Decoration
・”Ro-iro”
・”Maki-e”
・”Chinkin”
⇒ Continue to Introduction of Wajima-nuri（３）
Introduction of Wajima-nuri（３）
- Decoration ”Chinkin” continued from （3）
- The Appeal of Urushiware
※ This video is produced and copyrighted by Wajima City. It is published with permission. Thanks to Kato Lacquerware Store, a member of the Wajima Lacquerware Commerce and Industry Cooperative Association, we were able to publish this video with permission.
