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Shibayama|ʃiːbəˈjɑːmə|
Also shibayama.
The name of a Japanese family of carvers, used absol. and attrib. to denote a distinctive style of inlay work which they originated.
1928F. M. Jonas Netsuké 174 Shibayama is the name by which all encrusted work is known. 1956F. Meinertzhagen Art of Netsuke Carver iii. 45 ‘Shibayama’ work, mostly of poor quality, in the form of vases, jars, trays, etc., was made from the late 19th century up to recent times. 1971Country Life 22 Apr. 941/1 The design is composed of gold lacquer and shibayama, that is pieces of ivory, tortoiseshell, mother-of-pearl used to build up the picture. 1982‘J. Gash’ Firefly Gadroon iv. 36 A set of Shibayama knife-handles. |