Category:Cinnabar lacquerware
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Urushiol lacquer, usually Chinese, filled with powdered cinnabar as a red pigment. It is usually applied in many layers to build up a thick layer then carved, often over a ground of black lacquer.
Media in category "Cinnabar lacquerware"
The following 17 files are in this category, out of 17 total.
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Cinnabar button from Peach State Button Club.jpg 997 × 1,024; 141 KB
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Cinnabarbead.jpg 584 × 702; 77 KB
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Cinnebar1.jpg 506 × 398; 45 KB
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Cinnebar2.jpg 263 × 296; 29 KB
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Cinnebar3.jpg 186 × 272; 18 KB
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Cinnebar4.jpg 504 × 504; 72 KB
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Cinnebar5.jpg 504 × 504; 68 KB
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Cinnebar6.jpg 465 × 477; 48 KB
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Cinnebar7.jpg 150 × 119; 3 KB
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Inro with netsuke, red lacquer, Dayton Art Institute.JPG 2,770 × 2,255; 976 KB
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Lackkunst Überseemuseum Bremen 2009 PD 20091128 0002.JPG 4,272 × 2,848; 3.39 MB
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Lackkunst Überseemuseum Bremen 2009 PD 20091128 0003.JPG 2,848 × 4,272; 4.11 MB
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Snuff bottle, 19th century, carved lacquer, Dayton Art Institute.JPG 1,470 × 3,430; 795 KB
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WLA brooklynmuseum Dish Lacquer on wood with dragon.jpg 800 × 600; 103 KB
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WLA brooklynmuseum Dish Lacquer on wood.jpg 1,200 × 800; 349 KB
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WLA brooklynmuseum Four Tiered Box Ming Carved Lacquer.jpg 599 × 768; 199 KB
