Korean fure ivory mother of pearl jewlery box

🌷 [Size]
14X7X7cm (WxLxH)


🌷 [Najeon Lacquerware]

Lacquerware decorated with luminous luminous plaques or abalone shells embedded in various patterns on the surface of lacquered bowls or furniture. In the manufacturing process, first, the shells of the clams are ground thinly with a whetstone, cut into rows, cut according to the pattern, and then freshly painted on the base wood. Beat the lacquer and earthen powder, apply evenly to the surface, make a hole in the mother-of-pearl with a bow according to the sketch, cut the pattern with a jigsaw, and attach it to the paper copy. After pressing it onto the base wood with an iron, remove the paper and add lacquer. The remaining paint is scraped off, polished with an iron, and polished to complete. The method of cutting the najeon to create a pattern is wrinkled (cutting the mother-of-pearl into a pattern), joint quality (representing the pattern by continuing the pattern according to the pattern composition), and cut off (a pattern by cutting the mother-of-pearl finely like a thread). There is a mosaic method of attaching to the part), but the cutoff quality was mainly used.

💛 It's an ivory colored jewelry box.
The background is more brilliant with natural mother-of-pearl, not ordinary paint.
The vine butterfly point stands out on the brilliant mother-of-pearl, and when you open the butterfly buckle, it splits in half.
There are 4 drawers, and mother-of-pearl is attached to the drawers to make it more luxurious.
You can store small trinkets etc.
It is cute and pretty as an interior accessory.


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Because it is a handicraft product, there may be subtleties, color mixes, etc.
(There may be a slight difference depending on the monitor screen or lighting.)
Because it is a handmade product, delivery may be a little later than expected.



Country of origin: Korea

Materials: Shell,Wood