Urushi Products by Urujyu – Authentic Japanese Lacquerware & Craft Supplies
Discover the artistry of Urushi with products by Urujyu, expertly made in Japan for professional craftsmen, hobbyists, and traditional artisans. Urujyu offers a curated selection of high-quality urushi lacquer, brushes, tools, and accessories designed to support precise, durable, and beautiful lacquerwork, reflecting the elegance and heritage of Japanese craftsmanship.
Each Urujyu urushi product is formulated for superior adhesion, smooth application, and long-lasting finish, making it ideal for woodworking, ceramics, tableware, decorative art, and restoration projects. Their tools and brushes are carefully designed for control, accuracy, and ease of use, helping artisans achieve flawless surfaces and intricate designs in every project.
Perfect for traditional urushi lacquer techniques, maki-e decoration, repair work, and contemporary crafts, Urujyu products combine time-honored Japanese methods with modern reliability, ensuring your creations are both stunning and durable.
Elevate your lacquerwork with authentic Urushi products by Urujyu—where Japanese tradition, craftsmanship, and quality meet for professional-grade results.
Kintsugi Refills
Kintsugi Refills
Kintsugi is an ancient Japanese technique for repairing cracks and chips in pottery with lacquer and decorating with gold or silver.
If you have purchased the Kintsugi SEED kit from URUJYU from JTA you can select from refill products below:
Materials:
- Pure Brass Lacquer powder (0.1g)
- pure Silver lacquer powder (0.5g)
- Bengara - Red pigment (7ml)
- Brushes - Paint & Sprinkle
- Silk cotton & Tokusa Plant
- Tool Kit - Spatular, Glass plate, Pipette, Masking tape, Measuring spoon, Toothpicks & Gloves
The Urushi Lacquer is available separately here.
To repair broken pottery, we mix earth with lacquer to fill a crack, then put some flour and sawdust in order to refill said broken part. The ivory-colored lacquer freshly taken from lacquer trees changes to a transparent candy-color in the air. It turns red when naturel pigment such as Bengara is added. Make your own colour from natural lacquer.


