Collection: Taya Shikki

The luster of the lacquer applied layer upon layer, and the splendid and opulent decoration of chinkin and maki-e. Traditional Wajima lacquerware is not only known for its beauty but is incredibly practical in everyday use as well. Taya Shikki has been a dedicated nushi-ya, or workshop of lacquer artisans, specializing in the process of applying lacquer in the production of Wajima lacquerware for generations since the Edo period (1603-1868).