Joboji lacquerware, which has been passed down in the Joboji area of Ninohe City, Iwate Prefecture, is known for its rarity and high quality among lacquer distributed in Japan.
\nThe harvesting technique called lacquer harvesting and the process of lacquerware making are closely linked, supporting the beauty of traditional vessels.<\/p>\n
However, without fully understanding the background, history, and points to focus on when appreciating lacquer, you may miss its value.
\nThis article provides a detailed introduction to the origins and cultural significance of Joboji lacquerware.<\/p>\n
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