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  1. May 28th, 2018, 07:39 AM #1
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    Default Kinsoku Mitateai

    Kinsoku Mitateai is the term used for urushi lacquer imitating metal surfaces and colors. Here two Ebonite pens with varieties of this lacquer, one with a lacquer imitating "Damascus Steel" and another one imitating "Mokumegane". Both techniques are achieved by using metal powders sprinkled into wet urushi lacquer. Both pens made by Manu Propria

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    Default Re: Kinsoku Mitateai

    A pair "Tanto/Lipstick" Type pens with a "Kinsoku-Mitateai-Nuri" version imitating Mokumegane. Kinsoku Mitateai is the term used for urushi lacquer imitating metal surfaces and colors
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