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Kintsugi materials, roiro migakiko

April 4, 2016 David Pike Leave a comment

Kintsugi materials, roiro mikagiko

Kintsugi materials, Roiro migaki ko

Roiro migakiko is a fine powder that is mixed with oil to polish graded metal to a final finish. It is finer and more expensive than the other polishing powder, ishiko.

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