〘 noun 〙 Decoration of lacquerware and other crafts by inlaying gold, silver, shells, etc. It developed in China during the Qing dynasty. In Japan, it originated during the Genroku era ( 1688-1704 ), and the Ogawa Haritsu example is well known. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 漆器などの工芸品に、金、銀、貝殻などを嵌(は)めこんで装飾したもの。中国の清代に発達した。日本では元祿年間(一六八八‐一七〇四)に起こり、小川破笠(はりつ)のものが知られる。
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