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Lacquerware

Lacquerware

Objects decoratively covered with lacquer.

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    Type of hard and shiny finish.

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    Species of plant.

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    Species of plant.

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    Oily mixture of plant compounds.

    7.9%

  6. Japanning

    Type of European lacquerwork imitating Japanese urushi.

    6.3%

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    European interpretation and imitation of Chinese and other East Asian artistic traditions.

    6.1%

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    2.6%

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    Red mercury(II) sulfide mineral, HgS.

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