Fuzhou bodiless lacquer ware, a noted type of lacquer ware, is noted for using a body of clay and / or plaster to form its shape; the body later removed.
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The Sala de la Laca, or lacquer ware room, is dedicated to wood and other items that have been painted with lacquer to protect them from the area s humidity.
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A remarkable diversity of Japanese and Chinese artifacts, including Jade, porcelain, cloisonne, embroidery, lacquer ware, theater masks, intricate ivory and wood carvings, samurai armor, and an impressive collection of samurai swords.
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) ( 1634 1697 AD ) noted how the kingdom prospered off exports of gold, benzoin resin, lac and lacquer ware, medicinal herbs, ivory, silk and silk clothing, and wood.
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Most of the ceramics, lacquer ware and hand scrolls by the 17th-century Japanese artist Hon'ami Koetsu on display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art are protected under heavy glass and dim lighting.
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There is also the golden teak structure in the Lanna-style which houses valuable relics of the North, including Buddha statues, lacquer ware, Lanna musical instruments, ancient weapons, and pictures depicting past events.
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He began learning traditional lacquer techniques when he was a small child and today he runs one of the most important workshops in his small town in an area known for lacquer ware.
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In a culture where tradition ruled more often than not, Koetsu infused the arts of calligraphy, ceramics and lacquer ware with a freedom and originality of technique and design that still appears fresh and spontaneous today.
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The San Diego Museum of Art will present " Ringing Thunder : Chu Treasures from Ancient China, " an exhibition of ritual bronzes, jades, gold, glass and lacquer wares, from June 12 to Aug . 29.
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The 44 works on view at the Freer, including paintings, calligraphy, ceramic vessels and lacquer ware, demonstrate Koetsu's influence at a high artistic moment when the traditional Heian culture in Kyoto was transformed into a looser decorative style.
