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Ki-Urushi Lacquer and Kintsugi: A Natural Japanese Tradition

Ki-Urushi natural lacquer is a central element in the traditional Japanese art of Kintsugi. It is used at several crucial stages of this process of repairing broken ceramic objects.

Key Uses of Ki-Urushi in Kintsugi:

Glue the broken pieces together: Ki-Urushi serves as a natural glue to assemble the fragments.
Carry out repairs and fillings : It allows cracks to be restored and gaps to be filled.

Traditional Preparations Based on Ki-Urushi Lacquer:

• Mugi-Urushi
• Nori-Urushi
• Sabi-Urushi: Mixture of lacquer with Jinoko or Tonoko earth powder, used to smooth surfaces.

When dried, Ki-Urushi turns a color ranging from brown to black.

A Natural and Ecological Solution

Made from 100% natural materials and without chemical additives, Ki-Urushi lacquer is an environmentally friendly option. It is a material perfectly suited to the preservation of ancestral techniques, such as Kintsugi, while being in harmony with nature.

Optimize your Kintsugi practice with Ki-Urushi lacquer, an authentic, durable and non-toxic material, ideal for the art of sublimating repaired objects.

Ki urushi

€48.50Price
    • 100 g tube
    • From Japan
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