Wajima Ryusaku Lacquerware Tray teaware and they have a textured

and they have a textured pattern on the bottom

This technique involves using multiple layers of powdered clay to create a three-dimensional surface

In 1986 he held a special exhibition at Umeda Department store and participated in another exhibition at the Mishima Citizens Centre

and features a lovely bellflower pattern

Fine details are added to the face using a very fine brush

Wajima Ryusaku Lacquerware Tray teaware and they have a textured*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a vintage Wajima nuri lacquerware tray made around 30 40 years ago by Wajima Ryusaku. It is made of wood and decorated with makie depictions of red bamboo over a black lacquer base. Bamboo is a popular motif because it symbolises good luck in Chinese culture, and its a symbol of courage and bravery in Japan. The Ryusaku