Low Hamji Small by Kang Seuk Keun
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“Most people used the wet-drying technique for decorative lacquer objects, and no other drying technique was really developed for practical usage. I developed a special lacquer heat curing technique and I’ve therefore found the most natural way to glaze wooden tableware with lacquer that has the same usability as ceramic ware today”
By Korean Wood Artist Kang Seuk Keun
Materials: Zelkova wood, Lacquer (Ottchil)
Measurements: Ø; 20cm, H; 5cm
Techniques: Artist’s own Ottchil-Kyunghwa lacquer heat curing technique, a novel approach to wood lacquer glazing.
Care: Gentle hand-wash with water
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“Most people used the wet-drying technique for decorative lacquer objects, and no other drying technique was really developed for practical usage. I developed a special lacquer heat curing technique and I’ve therefore found the most natural way to glaze wooden tableware with lacquer that has the same usability as ceramic ware today”
By Korean Wood Artist Kang Seuk Keun
Materials: Zelkova wood, Lacquer (Ottchil)
Measurements: Ø; 20cm, H; 5cm
Techniques: Artist’s own Ottchil-Kyunghwa lacquer heat curing technique, a novel approach to wood lacquer glazing.
Care: Gentle hand-wash with water
“Most people used the wet-drying technique for decorative lacquer objects, and no other drying technique was really developed for practical usage. I developed a special lacquer heat curing technique and I’ve therefore found the most natural way to glaze wooden tableware with lacquer that has the same usability as ceramic ware today”
