depends on what you want to achive. You can go with tamenuri ishme (transparent layers of kijiro, or aka roiro or shuai), or same colour, or different colour and sanding. Options are endless
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I want to purchase some urushi for attempting aka tamenuri on some cheap pens i have laying around, what do you recommend I get?
Tamenuri Studio i’d love to visit someday! I had this crazy retirement idea, that I’d start a European and japan fountain pen tour! The base urushi, is this used for maki-e?
In this case, what i called “base” was actually a middle layer (nakanuri). I am not sure what you mean “used in maki-e”? In maki-e a lot of different types of urushi is used, including this one
Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us. Your videos are fascinating and I can’t wait for the next one!
Im waiting for the results;..thank you !
OMG! I can't stop watching your videos :-)))
Please stop! This is sick :-)))
Great video! I’m just wondering what urushi goes on top of that layer? Thanks
depends on what you want to achive. You can go with tamenuri ishme (transparent layers of kijiro, or aka roiro or shuai), or same colour, or different colour and sanding. Options are endless
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I want to purchase some urushi for attempting aka tamenuri on some cheap pens i have laying around, what do you recommend I get?
I wrote an article on that - starting with urushi. Look at my website : tamenuri.com/how-to-start-with-urushi/
Those scribo bottles look great! I love that you can stack! How was Rome? The technique looks wonderful!
YES - but having one makes no sense ;) I need more ;) ROME - empty. Really. But felt safe there - really serious approach to wearing masks etc.
Tamenuri Studio i’d love to visit someday! I had this crazy retirement idea, that I’d start a European and japan fountain pen tour! The base urushi, is this used for maki-e?
In this case, what i called “base” was actually a middle layer (nakanuri). I am not sure what you mean “used in maki-e”? In maki-e a lot of different types of urushi is used, including this one
Where I can see it completed?
Visit my instagram @tamenuri_studio