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Although lacquer was used for simple items and decorations as far back as the Jomon Period, the making of quality lacquerware in Japan dates from the early 7th century when the technique arrived from China, along with Buddhism, and has since been a highly regarded traditional art form in Japan.

Examples range from simple utilitarian items, to refined art and religious objects.

Lacquer Items

Ki Japanese Antiques Los Angeles for Japanese interior design, Japanese garden, mingei ikebana, shinto shrine, Japanese hibachi, samurai, tanuki

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