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Meaning of japanner
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japanner (n.)
One who varnishes in the manner of the Japanese, or one skilled in the art.
A bootblack.
japanner Sentence Examples
- The japanner applied multiple layers of lacquer to the wooden box, creating a smooth and glossy finish.
- The technique of japanning involves coating an object with several layers of lacquer, often decorated with gold or silver leaf.
- The Japanese artisans carefully crafted the intricate designs on the japanned cabinet using traditional techniques.
- The antique japanned screen featured a beautiful landscape scene with vibrant colors and delicate details.
- The japanner meticulously painted the floral motifs on the tea tray, showcasing their exceptional artistry.
- The museum's collection includes a rare japanned mirror from the 18th century, adorned with mother-of-pearl inlay.
- The japanner used a specialized brush to apply the lacquer evenly, ensuring a flawless finish on the decorative box.
- The japanning workshop was filled with the pungent scent of lacquer, as artisans diligently worked on their creations.
- The japanned furniture pieces added a touch of elegance and sophistication to the room's decor.
- The japanner carefully mixed the lacquer with powdered pigments, creating a custom color for the intricate design.
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One who varnishes in the manner of the Japanese, or one skilled in the art., A bootblack.
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The japanner applied multiple layers of lacquer to the wooden box, creating a smooth and glossy finish.
The technique of japanning involves coating an object with several layers of lacquer, often decorated with gold or silver leaf.
The Japanese artisans carefully crafted the intricate designs on the japanned cabinet using traditional techniques.
The antique japanned screen featured a beautiful landscape scene with vibrant colors and delicate details.
