About Bagan Yun Lacquerware
Bagan yun lacquerware is built on a coiled bamboo core and layered with black-red lacquer, then engraved with the yun incising technique. Each groove is rubbed full of mineral pigment — cinnabar red, orpiment yellow, indigo-and-orpiment green — layer by layer, then polished to a deep glassy sheen.
The result is intricate figural and scrollwork imagery glowing out of a near-black lacquer ground. The hairline incised contour, not flat fill, is the structural identity: every form is drawn as line, banded in concentric borders, and lit from within the gloss.
- Origin
- Bagan / Myingyan region, central Myanmar (Burma)
- Era
- pre-1900 living tradition (colonial and pre-colonial central Burma)
- Key figures
- Bagan pan yun workshops · anonymous family lacquer artisans
- Movements
- Burmese yun incised lacquer · Southeast Asian Buddhist decorative arts
Bagan Yun Lacquerware design spec
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Typography
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