Translations:Nara Lacquerware/2/en

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Historical Background

Nara, as the capital in the 8th century, became a major center for lacquer used in Buddhist sculpture, altar furnishings and sutra containers. Early Nara lacquerwork reflects both continental techniques and local adaptations, documented in temple collections and restoration records.