Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Bachiru (撥鏤) is the Japanese art technique of engraving dyed ivory.Bachiru originated in Tang dynasty China, and was introduced to Japan in the 8th century C.E. The ivory pieces to be decorated are first stained with pigment (usually red, green or blue). Ivory does not take colour easily and has to be put through a process of repeated boiling and soaking in dye in order to achieve the appropriate hue."@en }
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- Bachiru comment "Bachiru (撥鏤) is the Japanese art technique of engraving dyed ivory.Bachiru originated in Tang dynasty China, and was introduced to Japan in the 8th century C.E. The ivory pieces to be decorated are first stained with pigment (usually red, green or blue). Ivory does not take colour easily and has to be put through a process of repeated boiling and soaking in dye in order to achieve the appropriate hue.".
- Q11498673 comment "Bachiru (撥鏤) is the Japanese art technique of engraving dyed ivory.Bachiru originated in Tang dynasty China, and was introduced to Japan in the 8th century C.E. The ivory pieces to be decorated are first stained with pigment (usually red, green or blue). Ivory does not take colour easily and has to be put through a process of repeated boiling and soaking in dye in order to achieve the appropriate hue.".