==Techniques of production== There are many ways that raden is produced, with all techniques classed under three main categories: Atsugai (using thick shell pieces), Usugai (using much thinner pieces), and Kenma (the thinnest application of shell pieces). In Atsugai raden, the shell is often cut with a scroll saw, then finished with a file or rubs...
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Japanese decorative technique used for lacquerware and woodenware, in which linings of mother-of-pearl or of abalone shells are cut into designs and ... [1 related articles]
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Decoration using fragments of mother-of-pearl
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Decoration for lacquerer by using fragments of mother-of-pearl with prismatic radiance.
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