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The pewter pieces are handmade by hammering sheets of pewter, which are then soldered together with the same metal. The scarifications made on the surface of the hammer allow an abstract pattern to be imprinted on the surface of the pewter, while creating the shape. The texture thus obtained multiplies the play of light.
The workshop specializing in this technique is based in Kyoto, Japan.
To preserve the beauty of the pieces, simply clean them with a soft cloth and avoid using any chemicals.
The pewter pieces are handmade by hammering sheets of pewter, which are then soldered together with the same metal. The scarifications made on the surface of the hammer allow an abstract pattern to be imprinted on the surface of the pewter, while creating the shape. The texture thus obtained multiplies the play of light.
The workshop specializing in this technique is based in Kyoto, Japan.
To preserve the beauty of the pieces, simply clean them with a soft cloth and avoid using any chemicals.