Burmese lacquerware production at Bagan House Lacquerware - New Bagan, Myanmar
This exclusive interview with Maw Maw Aung, the proprietor of Bagan House Lacquerware, one of the finest lacquerware workshops in Bagan (Myanmar), presents an insight into this Burmese traditional handicraft and the modern challenges of maintaining it both authentically and profitably.
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Questa intervista esclusiva con Maw Maw Aung, la titolare di Bagan House Lacquerware, uno dei migliori laboratori di lacca a Bagan (Myanmar), presenta un approfondimento di questo artigianato tradizionale birmano e le moderne sfide per mantenerlo autentico e redditizio.
Esta entrevista exclusiva con Maw Maw Aung, el dueño de Bagan House Lacquerware, uno de los mejores laboratorios de laca en Bagan (Myanmar), presenta un estudio de este arte tradicional y desafíos birmanos modernos para mantenerlo auténtico y rentable.
Esta entrevista exclusiva com Maw Maw Aung, o proprietário de Bagan House Lacquerware, um dos melhores laboratórios de laca em Bagan (Myanmar), apresenta um estudo sobre este ofício tradicional e desafios modernos birmaneses para mantê-lo autêntico e rentável.
Cette interview exclusive avec Maw Maw Aung, le propriétaire de Bagan House Lacquerware, l'un des meilleurs laboratoires de laque à Bagan (Myanmar), présente une étude de ce métier traditionnel et défis birmanes modernes pour garder authentique et rentable.
Das exklusive Interview mit Maw Maw Aung, der Besitzer von Bagan House Lacquerware, eines der besten Labors der Lack in Bagan (Myanmar), stellt eine Studie des traditionellen Handwerks und der modernen birmanischen Herausforderungen, um es authentisch und profitabel zu halten.
هذه المقابلة الحصرية مع ماو ماو أونغ، صاحب باغان كية البيت، واحدة من أفضل مختبرات ورنيش في باغان (ميانمار)، ويعرض دراسة هذه الحرفة التقليدية والتحديات البورمية الحديثة للحفاظ على الحجية ومربحة
這與魚鰾魚鰾昂，蒲甘漆器家，漆器在蒲甘（緬甸）最好的實驗室之一的擁有者獨家專訪，介紹了這種傳統工藝與現代緬甸挑戰的研究，以保持它的原汁原味和盈利能力。
Wawancara ini eksklusif dengan Maw Maw Aung, pemilik Bagan House Lacquerware, salah satu laboratorium terbaik dari lacquer di Bagan (Myanmar), menyajikan studi kerajinan tradisional ini dan tantangan modern Burma untuk tetap otentik dan menguntungkan.
モーモーアウン、バガン漆器ハウス、バガン（ミャンマー）における漆の最高の研究所の1の所有者で、この独占インタビューでは、本格的で収益性の高い、それを保つために、この伝統工芸と現代ビルマ課題の研究を紹介。
아귀 아귀 아웅, 바간 칠기 하우스, 바간 (미얀마)의 칠기의 최고 연구소 중 하나의 소유자와 독점 인터뷰, 본격적인 수익성을 유지하기 위해이 전통 공예와 현대 버마 문제의 연구를 제시한다.
Maw Maw Aung, Bagan House Lacquerware, Bagan (Myanmar) cila iyi laboratuvarlarının birinin sahibi ile bu özel röportaj, otantik ve karlı tutmak için bu geleneksel el sanatları ve modern Birmanya sorunlar bir çalışma sunar.
Это эксклюзивное интервью с Maw Maw Aung, владельца Bagan House Lacquerware, одного из лучших лабораторий лака в Баган (Мьянма), представляет собой изучение этого традиционного ремесла и современные бирманских проблем, чтобы держать его подлинным и выгодно.
ဘီစီ ၁၅၇ဝ မှ ဘီစီ ၁၀၄၅ အထိ တရုတ်ပြည် မြစ်ဝါမြစ်ဝှမ်းတွင် ဘုရင်နိုင်ငံတစ်ခု တည်ထားစိုးစံခဲ့သော ရှမ်းမင်းဆက်တစ်ခုထိအောင် ယွန်းထည်သမိုင်းကို နောက်ကြောင်းပြန် ခြေရာခံနိုင်ပါသည်။ တရုတ်ပြည်ကို သူတို့ အုပ်စိုးစဉ်ကစ၍ ရှေးဟောင်းပစ္စည်း ရုပ်ကြွင်းအစအနတို့အဖြစ် အစောဆုံး နမူနာတို့မှာ သူတို့ ပထမ စတင်လုပ်ခဲ့သည့် ယွန်းထည်များမှပင် ဖြစ်ကြသည်။
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Burma / Myanmar - Bagan Lacquerware factory
Die Gefäße werden aus Bambus, Holz oder Pferdehaar hergestellt, mehrfach mit dem Harz eines bestimmten Baumes (sog.lacquer tree) getränkt sowie geschliffen. Nach der Trocknung werden Ornamente eingeritzt und die Gefäße in einem Bad mit natürlichen Farben gewaschen, wodurch diese in die Vertiefungen des Lackes gelangen.
U BA NYEIN LACQUERWARE MAKING IN BAGAN, MYANMAR
Yun-de.” The word might not mean much to you, but Yun-de is the Myanma word for lacquerware, one of the country’s oldest and finest traditional products. The craftsmanship is thought to have originated in China in the 1st century AD. Myanmar, along with China and Japan is part of the triad of countries that produce the finest lacquerware products in the world.
Lacquerware workshop, Bagan Myanmar
Traditional Lacquerware dates from 11-th Century A. D, the golden period of Bagan. The lacquerware technique starts with a wickerwork of woven, finely cut strips of bamboo, horse hair, wood, essential material, mixture of Lacquer resin with clay, wood sawdust and ash are carefully built-up and finally polished with the ash of fossil wood. The design are then elaborately etched or painted by hand. Myanmar traditional Lacquerware drawing styles feature stories of Buddha.
Traditional Making Burmese Lacquerware ( by GOLDEN CUCKOO LACQUERWARE SHOP )
This video was taken by Golden Cuckoo Lacquerware Shop. Golden Cuckoo are famous in making traditional Burmese Lacquerware. They have been making lacquerware generation to generation and fourth generations already.
The making of Lacquerware in Bagan, Myanmar.
The Lacquerware from Bagan is famous. All materials used are organic, for the base is made of wood or Bamboo or horse hair. The lacquersap is obtained from the Melanhorrea usitata tree found only in the deep jungles of the north of Myanmar. Original version for better quality.
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Bagan Food and Lacquer
Food Market and Lacquer factory.
All sorts of weird and wonderful vegetables and fish available in the markets.
Yun-de is lacquerware in Burmese and the art is called Pan yun. The lacquer is the sap tapped from the varnish tree or Thitsee that grows wild in the forests of Myanmar. It is straw-coloured but turns black on exposure to air. When brushed in or coated on, it forms a hard glossy smooth surface resistant to a degree effects of exposure to moisture or heat. Lacquer vessels, boxes and trays have a coiled or woven bamboostrip base often mixed with horsehair, and the thitsee may be mixed with ashes or sawdust to form a putty-like substance called thayo which can be sculpted. The object is coated layer upon layer with thitsee and thayo to make a smooth surface, polished and engraved with intricate designs, commonly using red, green and yellow colours on a red or black background. Shwezawa is a distinctive form in its use of gold leaf to fill in the designs on a black background.Palace scenes, scenes from the Jataka tales, and the signs of the Burmese Zodiac are popular designs and some vessels may be encrusted with glass mosaic or semi-precious stones in gold relief. The objects are all handmade and the designs and engraving done free-hand. It may take three to four months to finish a small vessel but perhaps over a year for a larger piece. The finished product is a result of teamwork and not crafted by a single person.
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Burmese lacquerware production at Golden Cuckoo - Bagan, Myanmar
In addition to its thousands of temples, the region around Bagan, in central Myanmar, is famous for the production of exquisitely hand-detailed lacquerware, a functional and highly ornamental type of homeware that takes many months to produce at the highest level. During our time in Bagan, we made a visit to Golden Cuckoo, one of the finest family run lacquerware workshops in Bagan.
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In aggiunta alle sue migliaia di templi, la regione intorno a Bagan, nella zona centrale di Myanmar, è famosa per la produzione di legno laccato intagliato a mano, un tipo funzionale e ornamentale di oggetti per la casa che richiede molti mesi per la sua produzione ad alta qualità. Durante il nostro soggiorno a Bagan, abbiamo fatto una visita al Golden Cuckoo, una dei più bei laboratori di legno laccato a conduzione familiare di Bagan.
Además de sus miles de templos, la región alrededor de Bagan en Myanmar central, es famosa por la producción de madera lacada tallada a mano, una especie de objetos funcionales y decorativos para el hogar que requiere muchos meses para su producción de alta calidad. Durante nuestra estancia en Bagan, hicimos una visita al Golden Cuckoo, uno de los mejores laboratorios de lacado madera de la familia de Bagan.
Além de seus milhares de templos, a região em torno de Bagan, no centro de Mianmar, é famosa pela produção de madeira lacada esculpidos à mão, uma espécie de objetos funcionais e decorativos para o lar, que requer muitos meses para a sua produção alta qualidade. Durante a nossa estadia em Bagan, fizemos uma visita ao Golden Cuckoo, um dos melhores laboratórios lacadas família madeira de Bagan.
En plus de ses milliers de temples, la région autour de Bagan dans le centre du Myanmar, est célèbre pour la production de bois laqué sculpté à la main, une sorte d'objets fonctionnels et décoratifs pour la maison qui nécessite plusieurs mois pour sa production de haute qualité.
Zusätzlich zu den tausenden von Tempeln, die Region rund um Bagan in Myanmar Zentral, ist berühmt für die Herstellung von lackiertem Holz von Hand geschnitzt, eine Art funktionelle und dekorative Objekte für das Haus, das viele Monate für seine Produktion benötigt hohe Qualität.
В дополнение к своим тысяч храмов, область вокруг Баган в центре Мьянмы, славится производством лакированного дерева резной вручную, своего рода функциональные и декоративные предметы для дома, что требует много месяцев для его производства высокое качество.
بالإضافة إلى الالاف من المعابد والمنطقة المحيطة باغان في وسط ميانمار، وتشتهر لإنتاج الخشب المصقول منحوتة باليد، وهو نوع الكائنات الفنية والزخرفية للمنزل الذي يتطلب عدة أشهر لإنتاجها جودة عالية. خلال إقامتنا في باغان، ونحن بزيارة إلى الوقواق الذهبي، واحدة من أرقى المختبرات طلى الخشب الأسرة باغان
除了數以千計的寺廟，大約在蒲甘緬甸中部地區，是著名的漆木生產手工雕刻，一種為家庭功能性和裝飾性的物件，需要許多個月為它的生產高品質。在我們在蒲甘的住宿，我們做了一次參觀了金鵑，漆蒲甘木家最優秀的實驗室之一。
寺院の数千人のほかに、中央ミャンマーバガン周辺地域には、手で彫られた漆塗りの木の生産で有名な、親切な機能や装飾品の生産のための多くの月を必要とする家庭用高品質。バガンの私達の滞在中に、我々はゴールデンカッコウ、バガンの最高の研究所漆塗りの木製の家族の1を訪問しました。
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[Interior Lifestyle Tokyo] Myanmar arts and crafts lacquerware - Bagan House Lacquerware
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Lacquerware Workshop in Bagan,Myanmar
When in Bagan we visit to see how the 1000 years old techniques of making traditional hand made lacquer wares.
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Traditional handcraft prospers in Bagan
Handcraft lacquerware producers in the ancient city of Bagan in central Burma are seeing good business this year amid an influx of foreign tourists and the introduction of international credit card payment systems.
Bagan Lacquerware - Pride of Myanmar
ယြန္းထည္အေၾကာင္း သိေကာင္းစရာ Myanmar Lacquerware
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ျမန္မာ့ယြန္းထည္ပစၥည္းမ်ား ထုတ္လုပ္ပံု အဆင့္ဆင့္ကို မွတ္တမ္းတင္ထားပါတယ္။
BURMESE LACQUERWARE (RARE WORKSHOP TOUR!!) | EP10
Hey Everyone! In this vlog, we will take you on a Burmese lacquerware workshop tour with a fourth generation store owner.
The name of the workshop that toured us was Mya Thaw Tar Lacquerware. I highly recommend checking them out. The exact map location is pinned inside the video.
Also, this tour was not purchased online nor was it organised in advance. There are no tourists here. Just Robyn and I :-)
If you ever travel to Myanmar, especially Bagan, you will notice quite a few lacquerware workshops on the side of the road. If you are in the market to buy some authentic lacquerware products, then this is the place to buy them!
After I filmed this video, the owner requested that I not release it. But after a side conversation, he agreed to allow this video to be released. Although it is a long 30 minute video, you will see exactly how much hard work goes into making these amazing products.
I hope you enjoy this video. Let me know if you managed to watch the entire 30 minutes :-)
Have an awesome day!
Filmed: 12th December 2018
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Bagan Lacquerware step by step
Myanmar Lacquerware has a very unique style and a long tradition dating back to the 13th Century and existing mainly at Bagan in central Myanmar.
Bagan is the major center for the lacquerware industry where the handicraft is still practiced in the traditional manner. The government school of Lacquerware was founded in the 1920s.
Lacquer in Myanmar is called “Thitsi” meaning the sap of a Thitsi Tree (Melanhorrea Usitata), which is native to Southeast Asia. In China and Japan, the tree from which laquer is tapped is a different species “Rhus Vernicifera”. In Myanmar, the Thitsi tree grows wild in the Shan State and hilly regions. The resin of this tree has been extracted and used for coating and varnishing by Myanmar folks since the beginning.
Bamboo and wood are used asa frame or base in making laquerwork and are readily and cheaply available around the Bagan area. Depending on the process and material used in the manufacturing process the Lacquerware it can be listed as Plain Lacquerware, Incised Lacquerware, Gilt Lacquerware and Glass mosaic and gilt Lacquerware.
Lacquerware are decorated with Burmese floral designs depicting Buddha’s Life or are gilded in gold. Myanmar Lacquerware is widely used as kitchen ware, jewelry boxes souvenirs, home decorations and petitions.
Filmed at the Bagan House Lacquerware workshop. And narrated by tour guide Mr. San Win at sanwinbgn@gmail.com
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Lacquermaking in Bagan, Myanmar
BURMA/MYANMAR lacquerware factory at Bagan (hd-video)
In Asia are many small factories which you can visit and where you can buy lacquerware.
This one is situated in Bagan, Myanmar.
Bagan Lacquerware
Beautiful hands etching lacquerware. Young vendor in shop.
Making of lacquerware, Bagan (Myanmar)
Making of lacquerware, Bagan (Myanmar), as explained by the owner of a small shop