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	==Definición y alcuyri==''Radán'' (螺鈿) ye un arte xaponés d'incrustación de concha nel que se engarriten peles finamente tallaes de nacar nes superfícies llacaes de madera, o de cuando en cuando de metal. En Xapón, el radán nun se trata namás como una téunica decorativa; considerar una tradición artesanal historicamente continua incrustada na cultura de la corte, na producción de templos y nos sistemes de talleres profesionales.		==Definición y alcuyri==
			''Radán'' (螺鈿) ye un arte xaponés d'incrustación de concha nel que se engarriten peles finamente tallaes de nacar nes superfícies llacaes de madera, o de cuando en cuando de metal. En Xapón, el radán nun se trata namás como una téunica decorativa; considerar una tradición artesanal historicamente continua incrustada na cultura de la corte, na producción de templos y nos sistemes de talleres profesionales.

	===Desarrollu históricu===		===Desarrollu históricu===

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	Raden entró en Xapón través del intercambiu continental mientres la dómina de Nara. Los primeres exemplares asocéense axetos rituales budistes, recipientes pa sutres y mobiliariu conxuntáu cola corte imperial. Na dómina de Heian, raden convirtióse nun oficiu establecíu dientro de la cultura material aristocrática, especialmente en Quioto.		Raden entró en Xapón través del intercambiu continental mientres la dómina de Nara. Los primeres exemplares asocéense axetos rituales budistes, recipientes pa sutres y mobiliariu conxuntáu cola corte imperial. Na dómina de Heian, raden convirtióse nun oficiu establecíu dientro de la cultura material aristocrática, especialmente en Quioto.

	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class~~=~~"mw-content-ltr">~~		===Tradiciones artesanales medievales===
	~~===Medieval Workshop Traditions~~===		Durante los periodos Kamakura y Muromachi, la producción de radén aferróse más a los talleres de monesteriu y a linaxes artesanales hereditaries. L'artesanía integróse nel mobiliariu relixosu, nas caixes y nos implementos ceremoniales, calteniendo la continuidá gracies al patrociniu institucional.
	~~During the~~ Kamakura ~~and~~ Muromachi ~~periods~~, ~~raden production became more closely linked to temple workshops and hereditary artisan lineages~~. ~~The craft was integrated into religious furnishings~~, ~~boxes~~, ~~and ceremonial implements, maintaining continuity through institutional patronage~~.
	~~</div>~~

	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class~~=~~"mw-content-ltr">~~		===Espansión temprana moderna===
	~~===Early Modern Expansion~~===		Na dómina Edo, el raden sistematizósa nes céntru artesanales urbanos, especialmente en Kioto. Convertir un componente clave na producción de llaca pa consumu elitista, families de daimyos y trueques de regalu. Apenar variantes estilizuales rexonales, pero Kioto güeci como puntu de referencia principal pa l'alta artesanía en raden.
	~~In the~~ Edo ~~period~~, raden ~~was systematized within urban craft centers~~, ~~especially Kyoto~~. ~~It became an integral component of lacquerware production for elite consumption, daimyo households~~, ~~and gift exchange~~. ~~Regional stylistic variants emerged~~, ~~but Kyoto remained a primary reference point for high-level~~ raden ~~craftsmanship~~.
	~~</div>~~

	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		===Continuidá moderna y contemporánea===
	==~~=Modern and Contemporary Continuity~~===		Dende'l periodu Meiji, el raden adaptóse a les familiares cambiantes tanto sociales como económiques, calteniendo les sos bases artesanales. L'oficiu sobrevivió avera dende'l tránsitu académicu, los sistemas artesanos designaos y la tresmisión sofitada polos museos, siguiendo activu güei nel periodu Reiwa.
	~~From the~~ Meiji ~~period onward~~, raden ~~adapted to changing social and economic conditions while retaining its artisanal foundations~~. ~~The craft continued through academic transmission~~, ~~designated craft systems~~, ~~and museum-supported preservation, remaining active into the~~ Reiwa ~~period~~.
	~~</div>~~

	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		==Materiales y carauterístiques artesanales==
	~~==Materials and Craft Characteristics~~==		Raden usa caces como'l del pez阿布 (abalone) y el turru, escollaos pol so iris. Tacha, polia y axusta los sos tarmos a superficie preparaes, formando composiciones pictóriques o abstractes. La identidá visual del arte faise visible pol contrastu ente'l cace lluminosu y los fonos profundos de laca.
	Raden ~~employs shells such as~~ abalone ~~and turbo shell~~, ~~selected for their iridescence~~. ~~Shell fragments are cut~~, ~~polished~~, ~~and fitted into prepared surfaces, forming pictorial or abstract compositions~~. ~~The~~ visual ~~identity of the craft is defined by the contrast between luminous shell and deep lacquer grounds~~.
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	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		==Obxetos y aplicaciones==
	~~==Objects and Applications~~==		Históricamente, el raden aplicárase a:
	~~Historically~~, raden ~~has been applied to~~:		* Estoios de laca y ferramientes pa l'escritura
	* ~~Lacquer boxes and writing implements~~		* Ensinamientos pa rituales budistes
	* ~~Buddhist ritual furnishings~~		* Muebles y guarniciones d'interior
	* ~~Furniture and~~ interior ~~fittings~~		* Paneles decorativos y obxetos de presentación
	* ~~Decorative panels and presentation objects~~
	~~</div>~~

	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Estos oxetos situała a Raden nun contestu de artes funcionales y cereimoniales, ya non como adiestrame solitariu.
	~~These objects situate raden within~~ a ~~broader system of functional and ceremonial crafts rather than as isolated ornamentation~~.
	~~</div>~~

	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		==Xarada testamentu de la trescaxe'l yeru==
	~~==Position within Japanese Craft Classification~~==		Dans la taxonomía de l'arte processionu ya continuu, la xarada ye reconocida como una tuploada y incrustación de cultra pocu aniada ya inlay, con fuertes llaos estructurales a les tradiciones de lacu. Distinguise los situaciones puramente técnicos por la so continuidá histórica, herencia del taller y institucionalización cultural.
	~~Within Japanese craft taxonomy~~, ~~raden is recognized as~~ a ~~shell and inlay craft with strong structural ties to lacquerware traditions~~. ~~It is distinguished from purely technical processes by its historical continuity, workshop inheritance~~, ~~and~~ cultural ~~institutionalization~~.
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	<~~div lang~~="~~en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr~~">		<span id="References"></span>
	==~~References~~==		== Referencies ==
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	* Encyclopaedia Britannica. “Raden.”		* Encyclopaedia Britannica. “Raden.”
	* Tokyo National Museum. “Lacquerware and Decorative Techniques.”		* Tokyo National Museum. “Lacquerware and Decorative Techniques.”

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==Definición y alcuyri==''Radán'' (螺鈿) ye un arte xaponés d'incrustación de concha nel que se engarriten peles finamente tallaes de nacar nes superfícies llacaes de madera, o de cuando en cuando de metal. En Xapón, el radán nun se trata namás como una téunica decorativa; considerar una tradición artesanal historicamente continua incrustada na cultura de la corte, na producción de templos y nos sistemes de talleres profesionales.

===Desarrollu históricu===
===Introducción temprana y cultura de la corte===
Raden entró en Xapón través del intercambiu continental mientres la dómina de Nara. Los primeres exemplares asocéense axetos rituales budistes, recipientes pa sutres y mobiliariu conxuntáu cola corte imperial. Na dómina de Heian, raden convirtióse nun oficiu establecíu dientro de la cultura material aristocrática, especialmente en Quioto.

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
===Medieval Workshop Traditions===
During the Kamakura and Muromachi periods, raden production became more closely linked to temple workshops and hereditary artisan lineages. The craft was integrated into religious furnishings, boxes, and ceremonial implements, maintaining continuity through institutional patronage.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
===Early Modern Expansion===
In the Edo period, raden was systematized within urban craft centers, especially Kyoto. It became an integral component of lacquerware production for elite consumption, daimyo households, and gift exchange. Regional stylistic variants emerged, but Kyoto remained a primary reference point for high-level raden craftsmanship.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
===Modern and Contemporary Continuity===
From the Meiji period onward, raden adapted to changing social and economic conditions while retaining its artisanal foundations. The craft continued through academic transmission, designated craft systems, and museum-supported preservation, remaining active into the Reiwa period.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
==Materials and Craft Characteristics==
Raden employs shells such as abalone and turbo shell, selected for their iridescence. Shell fragments are cut, polished, and fitted into prepared surfaces, forming pictorial or abstract compositions. The visual identity of the craft is defined by the contrast between luminous shell and deep lacquer grounds.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
==Objects and Applications==
Historically, raden has been applied to:
* Lacquer boxes and writing implements
* Buddhist ritual furnishings
* Furniture and interior fittings
* Decorative panels and presentation objects
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
These objects situate raden within a broader system of functional and ceremonial crafts rather than as isolated ornamentation.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
==Position within Japanese Craft Classification==
Within Japanese craft taxonomy, raden is recognized as a shell and inlay craft with strong structural ties to lacquerware traditions. It is distinguished from purely technical processes by its historical continuity, workshop inheritance, and cultural institutionalization.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
==References==
</div>
* Encyclopaedia Britannica. “Raden.”
* Tokyo National Museum. “Lacquerware and Decorative Techniques.”
* The Metropolitan Museum of Art. “Japanese Lacquer with Mother-of-Pearl Inlay.”
* National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo. “History of Japanese Lacquer.”

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