The 127 Artworks of media Lacquer and containing the word zhu jingyi, lacquer

Tokugawa Art Museum (Nagoya, Japan)

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Lectern Japanese Workshop Lacquer

Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas (Madrid, Spain)

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Blue Reflex Ian Burn

Tate Modern (London, United Kingdom)

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Phase No. 10 Nobuo Sekine

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Industry David Kakabadze

Art Museum of Georgia (Tbilisi, Georgia)

Nimaiashizen-type meal table and bowls coated red lacquer.Shōji Meguro

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Colored Lacquer and Kinma Inkstone Box Zokoku Tamakaji

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The Kagawa Museum Cultural Institute (Takamatsu-Shi, Japan)

Colored Lacquer and Kinma Writing Paper Box Zokoku Tamakaji

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The Kagawa Museum Cultural Institute (Takamatsu-Shi, Japan)

Nimaiashizen-type meal table and bowls coated with black lacquer.Seikuro Koshikimi

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Set of gobosamazen-type meal tables and bowls coated with black lacquer.Seikuro Koshikimi

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Lacquer Paintings of Various Subjects Butterflies Shibata Zeshin

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Arts

Synagogue Seymour Drumlevitch

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National Portrait Gallery (United States)

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Tired confectionery box with design of flowers, grasses and butterflies on green lacquer ground.Ikeda Taishin

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ATTO An Jung-Geun

korea-craft-and-design-foundation (Seoul, South-Korea)

ATTO is a glass lacquerware that combines the transparency of glass with the deep color of lacquer. Even with the same lacquer, the feeling of painting on the surface and the inside is different when working with glass, and the coloration and transparency also varies every time depending on the dryi...

Divided Vases - The Balustrade and Garden Betty Woodman

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Betty Woodman - Divided Vases - The Balustrade and Garden

Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art (Toronto, Canada)

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Untitled Davide Balliano

Holster and arrow Paul Q. Chow, People Of America Foundation

Viafarini (Milan, Italy)

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Paul Q. Chow, People Of America Foundation - Holster and arrow

Museu do Oriente (Lisbon, Portugal)

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The Doors Gunilla Klingberg

Gunilla Klingberg creates new spaces or transforms existing ones through light, colour and recurring motifs. Inspired by the geometrical arrangement of mandalas which represent the cycle of the universe in a circular integrity in Eastern mysticism, her sculptures and spatial installations manipulate...

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For You Kang Suk-Keun

korea-craft-and-design-foundation (Seoul, South-Korea)

Kang Suk-Keun’s wooden bowl named “For You” can be put in a microwave, and is sturdy enough to contain hot food like stews. It is light and less than 3mm thick, and you can wash it using dish soap. The reason why this artist’s work is so practical can be attributed to “thermosetting.” This is a meth...

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Craig Kauffman - Untitled (from the Loops series)

Untitled (from the Loops series)Craig Kauffman

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Cracheh Marion Delarue

Baltimore Jewelry Center (Baltimore, United States)

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Lacquered Boxes Yu Namkwon

korea-craft-and-design-foundation (Seoul, South-Korea)

The artist Yu Namkwon majored in Oriental painting in university, and studied furniture design in graduate school. As a result, he is very talented at dealing with all kinds of paintings, furniture, and small objects. These round boxes were completed by applying lacquer to wooden boxes through a sil...

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Patty Hearst Jim Sharpe

Juliette de Saint Cyr Jean Dunand

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Attempting to expand the market for natural lacquer products, Dunand experimented with a variety of unorthodox uses for the material, including portraiture, jewelry, and textiles. The sitter for this commissioned portrait, Juliette Schinasi, belonged to a New York family whose fortune came from the ...

Writing Box, Design of a poem with the word Hon'ami Koetsu

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Hon-ami Koetsu - Writing Box, Design of a poem with the word