Material · No. 15
No. 15Material
錫
Used in 5 crafts
No. IIICrafts from this material
5京都府 · 漆器
京漆器
京都府
Kyo Shikki is a refined lacquerware tradition crafted in Kyoto, shaped by centuries of imperial court culture and the aesthetics of the tea ceremony. It is celebrated for its elegant designs, meticulous craftsmanship, and diverse decorative techniques.
大阪府 · 金工品
大阪浪華錫器
大阪府
Osaka Naniwa Tin Ware is a traditional metalcraft made in Osaka, Japan, prized for its refined casting and hammering techniques. Crafted primarily from tin, these elegant pieces — including sake vessels and tea utensils — are renowned for their distinctive surface patterns and soft, lustrous finish.
富山県 · 金工品
高岡銅器
富山県
Takaoka Copperware is a metal craft produced in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. Renowned as Japan's largest copperware-producing region, it encompasses a wide range of products—from Buddhist altar fittings and vases to decorative sculptures—crafted through centuries-old casting and finishing techniques.
東京都 · 金工品
東京アンチモ二ー工芸品
東京都
Tokyo Antimony Craft is a metalwork tradition from Tokyo in which antimony alloy is cast into finely detailed ornamental objects and figurines, then hand-painted with vivid colors — a distinctive blend of Western industrial material and Japanese decorative artistry.
香川県 · 漆器
香川漆器
香川県
Kagawa Lacquerware is a traditional Japanese lacquerware produced in Kagawa Prefecture, distinguished by five unique decorative techniques — including chinkin, kinma, and zonsei — that together create an exceptionally diverse and refined body of lacquer art.