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Nacipe Journey to Vietnam Lacquer (Rhus succedanea)
Our Story with Vietnam Lacquer Our journey with sơn ta (Vietnamese raw lacquer) began with an opportunity to meet and have a conversation...
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A Practical Guide On Vietnam Lacquer (Rhus succedanea) BuyingÂ
Vietnam Lacquer – the resin obtained from the Rhus succedanea tree – is one of the most unique and valuable materials in traditional...
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FAQ: Lacquer From Rhus Succedanea Tree to Resin
About the Trees & Farming Q1. How long does it take for a Rhus succedanea tree to mature and produce usable resin? A: Typically, a Rhus...
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Usage of Colophony (Pine Resin) in Lacquer Paint
On the market today, pine resin is typically available in the form of colophony—the solid residue left after volatile oils (such as...
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Usage of Tung Oil in Lacquer Paint
In the world of traditional Vietnamese lacquerware, Tung Oil (known locally as dầu chẩu) plays an essential role. It contributes...
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The Traditional Vóc-Making Process in Vietnamese Lacquer Art
Source: Internet 1. Preparing the Wooden Core for Vóc in Lacquer Wood is cut into panels according to the required dimensions of the...
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Types of Vietnam Lacquer Paint
In traditional Vietnamese lacquer art, each type of Sơn Ta (natural lacquer, Rhus Succedanea resin) plays a distinct role — from building...
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Current Lacquer Tree (Rhus Succedanea) Farming & Distribution Situation in Vietnam
Limited Land Resources for Cultivation Tam Nong district, Phu Tho province where the lacquer tress (Rhus Succedanea) is grown mainly in...
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Vietnam Lacquer Tree and Cultivation
The lacquer tree (Rhus Succedanea) is an industrial crop cultivated for its resin, which serves various industrial and household...
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​Different Types of Asia Lacquer Tree
Lacquer trees have been prized resources across East Asia for centuries, valued for their ability to produce natural resin used in...
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