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Shakudō - Wikipedia
WEBShakudō (赤銅) is a Japanese billon of gold and copper (typically 4–10% gold, 96–90% copper), one of the irogane class of colored metals, which can be treated to develop a black, or sometimes indigo, patina, resembling lacquer.
The Beauty and History of Japanese Shakudō Jewelry - The …
WEBApr 3, 2011 · Shakudō is a Japanese term for a low gold content alloy used in certain types of jewelry and ornamentation. The somewhat esoteric technique has a long and colorful history, and knowing it is sure to raise our appreciation for the delicate process and its breathtakingly beautiful products.
The History Of SHAKUDŌ - ZACHARY T. CONWAY
WEBMar 24, 2022 · Shakudō Dragon & Waves. Let’s explore what Black Gold, ‘赤銅 Shakudō’ really is, and where it came from. Why it’s so special, and why I spent years learning how to recreate this stunning ancient alloy to use in my own art experiments.
Shakudo – Antique Jewelry University
WEBShakudo is a Japanese alloy used in sheet metal inlay or wire inlay. The technique involves inlaying gold, silver, and copper into a darkened copper base. Usually, shakudo is composed of 75% copper and 4-25% gold and 5-20% antimony.
The Beauty of Shakudo - Manhattan Gold & Silver
WEBJan 14, 2013 · Shakudō is an alloy of gold and copper that produces a visually striking patina. Learn more about shakudō crafting in this article.
Shakudo Japanese copper alloy
WEBShakudo is the Japanese term for a copper alloy with a low gold content of between 2 - 7% and other small additions. 3% was typical. The aim was to produce chemically tinted finishes such as shades of grey more by control of the alloy content than by varying the composition of the colouring solution.
Unveiling Shakudō: A Journey into Japanese Metalwork - Brilliyond
WEBMay 21, 2023 · Shakudō, an exquisite metal alloy with a distinct reddish-black hue, holds a rich history that stretches back centuries in Japan. Its origins can be traced to the Edo period (1603-1868) when it emerged as a favored …
What is Shakudō alloy? - Materials Daily
WEBFeb 18, 2023 · Shakudo is an alloy of copper and small amounts of gold, silver, and other metals. It has a deep blue-black color that is achieved by oxidizing the surface of the metal. Some of the key properties of shakudo include: Hardness: Shakudo is harder than pure copper, due to the addition of gold and silver to the alloy.
Japanese Shakudo: its history, properties and production from …
WEBJapanese Shakudo: its history, properties and production from gold-containing alloys. Shakudo is the traditional Japanese art of producing a beautiful dark purple-black surface on copper alloys containing gold.
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