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Lacquerware

Lacquerware are objects decoratively covered with lacquer. Lacquerware includes small or large containers, tableware, miscellaneous lacquered small objects carried by people, and larger objects such as furniture and even coffins painted with lacquer. Before lacquering, the surface is sometimes painted with pictures, inlaid with shell and other materials…

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Nodes176
Edges175
Triples151
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011364
Components1

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related to Further reading · 34
Lacquerware → Art, Asami, Broughton International Inc, Charles, Contact Dermatitis, Earle, East Asian, Fla, Florence, Greenfield, Heat, Herbert Irving, Hyposensitization, ISBN, Japan, Japanese, Japanese Lacquer, Joe, Kawai, Khalili Collection
related to Mexican lacquerware · 27
Lacquerware → Acapetlahuaya, After, Asian, Chiapa, Chiapas, China, Conquest, Corzo, During, European, Guerrero, Hispanic, In, Japanese, Known, Mesoamerican, Mexican, Mexican Spanish, Michoacán, Nao
related to External links · 22
Lacquerware → Archived, Care, Denver Art MuseumBone, Dr, East Asia, East Asian Lacquer, FabLabKamakuraLacquerware, Flesh, GermanyThe Craft, Getty MuseumIntro, Japanese Lacquer YouTube, Kenji Toki, Kyoto National Museum, Lackkunst, Lacquer Art Münster Archived, Lacquerware Stories, MET Museum, Museum, Skin, Urushi YouTube
related to Chinese lacquerware · 14
Lacquerware → BC, Because, China, Chu, Chu-state, During, Eastern Zhou, Shang, Shangshu, The, This, Zhongyuan, Zhou, Zhuangzi
related to East Asia · 13
Lacquerware → BC, China, Hakodate, Hemudu, Hokkaido, Japan, Jomon, Jōmon, Kakinoshima, Neolithic, The, Various, Zhejiang
related to Burmese lacquerware · 11
Lacquerware → Burma, Burmese, Gluta, It, Melanorrhoea, Myanmar, Pan, The, Thitsee, When, Yun-de
related to Japanese lacquerware · 9
Lacquerware → As, Asian, English, Etymologically, Europe, Japanese, Japanning, Maki-e, The
related to South Asia · 8
Lacquerware → BCE, In India, It, Kerr, Laccifer, Shellac, Tachardia, The Atharvaveda
related to Korean lacquerware · 6
Lacquerware → Buddhism, Najeonchilgi, Shilla, The, The Goryeo, The Three Kingdom
is a · 1
Lacquerware → widespread use of various Maki-e techniques compared to other countries

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lacquer period japanese japan dynasty art gold lacquered china techniques also designs known chinese painted ming silver painting various bc

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Lacquerwareis awidespread use of various Maki-e techniques compared to other countries0.90text
furnitureinstance ofand larger objects0.80text
even coffins painted with lacquerinstance ofand larger objects0.80text
the owlinstance ofBoxes in the shape of a pumpkin or a bird0.80text
which is believed to bring luckinstance ofBoxes in the shape of a pumpkin or a bird0.80text
or the hinthainstance ofBoxes in the shape of a pumpkin or a bird0.80text
Lacquerwarerelated to Burmese lacquerwareYun-de0.60section
Lacquerwarerelated to Burmese lacquerwareBurmese0.60section
Lacquerwarerelated to Burmese lacquerwarePan0.60section
Lacquerwarerelated to Burmese lacquerwareThe0.60section
Lacquerwarerelated to Burmese lacquerwareThitsee0.60section
Lacquerwarerelated to Burmese lacquerwareGluta0.60section

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