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Discover the incredible precision of Japanese Raden, a 1,300-year-old traditional craft that involves meticulously inlaying 1mm Mother of Pearl shell tiles into modern jewelry. This behind-the-scenes video showcases the delicate design process and master artisan craftsmanship required to create a radiant, iridescent Raden Ear Cuff. With its timeless elegance and handmade soul, this Mother of Pearl inlay piece makes a perfect Mother’s Day gift for those who appreciate sustainable luxury and authentic Japanese culture. Experience the satisfying process of turning natural shells into a wearable masterpiece—a unique, high-quality treasure for a truly special Mother's Day surprise. ▶Product in This Video https://suigenkyo.store/en-us/collections/vendors?q=Saga%20Raden%20Nomura ▶Craftsman Profile Saga Raden Nomura / Takuya Nomura Born in Kyoto in 1987. After working at an apparel manufacturer for 5 years, returned to the family business in 2016. Utilizing his experience studying abroad in Los Angeles, he develops products that meet overseas needs; since 2017, he has been participating with his father in a product development project with a designer in Paris. He is actively involved in proposing new raden products in overseas markets. ▶Contact: [email protected] © 2026 Suigenkyo Ltd. All rights reserved. #process #crafts #japan #craftsman #kyoto #craftsmanship #asmr #satisfyingvideo 【Chapter】 00:00 - Introduction 00:13 - Applying the base coat of lacquer 01:03 - Creating parts from the back of the shells 01:43 - Sorting the shell parts 02:32 - Applying a second coat of lacquer 03:13 - Inlaying the shell parts onto the surface 05:14 - Applying the top coat of lacquer 06:00 - Scraping and leveling the lacquer 07:12 - Polishing to a luster 07:55 - Finished piece

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