Rectangular Shell Plate for Japanese lacquer craft, Art Raden Urushi

Description

Due to the processing of natural shells, products are not exactly the same as the pictures.
One of the decorating techniques used in lacquer ware is the shell technique called Raden.
The thin shell technique involves attaching thin shells to the surface of the lacquer and polishing them.
The thick shell technique involves scraping off the lacquer coating and embedding thick shells.
Each of these techniques uses the natural luster of the shells to create a beautiful decoration.
Example of decoration
Looking for shells for lure making?
For those who want to make a mark with shells.
For those who want to make ornaments out of shells.
For those who want to use shells for nail art.
Those who want to design interior art using shells.
We sell whole shells, thick shells, thin shells, plate shells, shell fragments, and wire cut shells.?(
It's been processed.)
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