Inherited Surfaces, Residual Forms
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Entrance fee
Free access with DDW ticket or entrance feeLocation
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E30
Art House - United Cowboys
Kleine Berg 62
5611 JW
Accessibility
Toilets available
Partially wheelchair accessible
Opening hours
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Eggshell lacquer is a traditional Vietnamese craft in which natural lacquer resin and crushed eggshells are used to strengthen and decorate wooden objects. It is a labour intensive practice of building up layers at different heights, and sanding them down to reveal the different surfaces.
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