Description

UV-curing lacquer, a futuristic material created by Japanese craftsmen
Traditional and innovative lacquer was created by Aizu lacquerware, which has a 400-year tradition. This is a new type of lacquer that hardens when exposed to ultraviolet light. Its greatest feature is that it maintains the moist, fluffy, and deep texture characteristic of lacquer, while also being resistant to heat, ultraviolet rays, scratches, and stains, which were weaknesses of conventional lacquer.
The beauty of the one-of-a-kind, glossy maki-e, created by hand by master craftsmen, creates an elegant moving space that transcends time.