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Kuromido (****anese: 黒味銅) is an
historically ****anese
copper alloy,
typically of 99%
copper and 1%
metallic ****nic,: p. 88 one of the
class of irogane...
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bronze for inlays. Shibuichi –
Historically ****anese
copper alloy Kuromido –
Historically ****anese copper-****nic
alloy Mokume-gane – ****anese mixed-metal...
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artisans in the West.
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Kuromido –
Historically ****anese copper-****nic
alloy Mokume-gane – ****anese mixed-metal...
- soft
metals and
alloys (gold, copper, silver, shakudō, shibuichi, and
kuromido)
which would form
liquid phase diffusion bonds with one
another without...
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class of
craft metals,
including shakudo,: p. 88 shibuichi: p. 86 and
kuromido.: p. 88 It is now
practiced in a
number of countries,
primarily for the...
- 'Work 8403',
copper and
kuromido sculpture by Kyung-hee Hong, 1984,
Metropolitan Museum of Art...
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which turns grey to
misty aquamarine or
other shades of blue to green;
kuromido which becomes dark
coppery black. Rokushō was
generally used to patinate...
- moon."
There are also
related compounds, such as
sambogin and hojigin.
Kuromido or Kuromi-do a mix of
copper and ****nic,: 88
which some
sources believe...
