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This is a Kinma-nuri Suzuribako (writing box) from Sanuki lacquerware. Kinma-nuri is a technique originating from Southeast Asia. It involves applying layers of lacquer onto objects made of bamboo or wood, creating a thick coating. Then, patterns are carved into the lacquer using a sharp tool called a "ken" (sword). Colored lacquer is then filled into these carved lines and allowed to dry. Finally, the surface is polished flat, revealing the colored lacquer patterns in the carved areas. This unique technique is used to create lacquerware. *Related Keywords: Buddhist statues, Shrines, Temples, Red seal stamps, Transom, Antiques, Antique, Edo period, Wood carving, Antique, Retro, Lacquer art, Inkstone, Calligraphy, Shinto, Sake vessels, Flower vases, Old folk tools, Buddhism, Tea ceremony, Matcha, Tea bowls, Natsume (tea caddies), Tea containers, Ko-Imari, Kutani, Shigaraki, Bizen, Lacquerware, Hanging scrolls, Prints, Old art objects, Old art, Chinese antiques, Period pieces, Excavated items, Museums, Ruins, Buddhist art, Meiji era, Taisho era, Showa retro, Earthenware, antique
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