Echizen lacquer maki-e hand-painting experience group

[Yule x Little MOCA Micro Contemporary Cultural Creation x Punctuation International x Yu Fun Travel "Japanese Centennial Traditional Crafts Project"] This product was jointly developed under a cooperation agreement between Tsuda Juku University and Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture. The concept of the product is that people who are interested in Echizen lacquerware, whether in Japan or overseas, can buy them as souvenirs and easily create their own original Echizen lacquerware works at home. You can purchase all necessary tools such as Echizen lacquer, brushes, and toner at one time. Experience Echizen lacquer maki-e creations easily at home! Echizen lacquer maki-e hand-painting experience group Contents Pens, paint, toner (5 colors of gold, silver, green, red and blue), absorbent cotton, organic solvent (turpentine), carbon paper, rubber gloves Toner container: diameter about 30mm x height about 15mm Paint: 10g Pen: About 165mm long (10mm tip) Origin: Japan Production number: EZ-001 Things to note It does not include paper plates and containers for storing solvents required for creation, as well as creative materials. Please prepare these by yourself. Since we use real paint, please be careful not to come into direct contact with your skin. 【About Echizen Lacquerware】 The origin of Echizen lacquerware is said to date back approximately 1,500 years. The 6th century AD, the end of the Tumulus Period. When the 26th Emperor Keitai was still a prince, a lacquer artist from Katayama Village (now Katayama Town, Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture) was ordered to repair the damaged crown. The lacquer artist repaired the crown with lacquer and presented him with a black lacquer bowl. The prince was deeply moved by his exquisite craftsmanship and encouraged him to start making lacquerware in Katayama Village. It is said that this was the beginning of today's Echizen lacquerware. In addition, there have been many collectors of lacquerware in Echizen since ancient times. Lacquer planers are craftsmen who collect lacquer liquid by scratching lacquer trees. It is said that they accounted for half of Japan's lacquer planers at its peak. When building Nikko Toshogu Shrine, the Tokugawa shogunate ordered Echizen to collect large quantities of lacquer. This shows how highly rated Echizen lacquerware is. The existence of these lacquer planers also played an important role in the formation of the Echizen lacquer ware production area. [Characteristics of Echizen lacquerware] It has good antibacterial effect and is easy to use. Echizen lacquerware that shines with the texture of real lacquer. Echizen lacquerware has a high antibacterial effect and is durable and easy to clean. Wooden Echizen lacquerware spoons are easy to hold and have a noble texture, making them the best choice for gifts and personal use. Lacquer products have long been known for their high antibacterial effects. In addition, it is lightweight and does not conduct heat easily, so it is easy to hold even when holding hot items, so it is recommended for children, the elderly, and families. In addition, it is made by applying raw lacquer directly to the wood and absorbing it through "wood hardening", and then applying real lacquer multiple times, making it durable and easy to clean. [Precautions when using lacquerware] 1. If the equipment is used improperly, the product may be damaged or personal injury may occur, so please use the product correctly according to its intended use. 2. Do not use it in open flames, microwave ovens, ovens, etc. 3. Do not put it into items with extremely high temperatures, such as freshly boiled soups. If this happens, the paint may turn white and not return to its original condition. 3. If your lacquerware is cracked or broken, we recommend that you replace it with new lacquerware as soon as possible. 4. If placed in the refrigerator, cracks may appear when the lacquerware dries. 5. Do not leave lacquerware in water or any wet objects for a long time. [How to clean and wipe lacquerware] 1. Can be cleaned with a soft sponge and mild kitchen detergent. 2. Please do not soak it in water for a long time. 3. Lacquer is a softer material than ceramic, so if possible, clean it separately from ceramic. 4. Please be careful to wipe it dry with a soft cloth after cleaning. Do not let it dry naturally. The paint will last longer. 5. When drying, pay special attention to places where water is prone to accumulate, such as the corners of heavy boxes and the bottom of bowls. 6. Please avoid using the dishwasher or dryer. 7. Using strong detergent is not conducive to painting, and the dryer will deform the material. [How to preserve lacquerware] UV rays are harmful to paint, so store it in a cupboard out of direct sunlight. 【Notes】 1. It is purely handmade by Japanese craftsmen, and the shape and color are slightly different. 2. Due to computer, mobile phone screens and shooting lighting, the color of the actual product will be different. The color of the actual shipped product shall prevail.