How to make a Japanese cloisonné necklace: The craftsmanship of 0.06mm silver wire

Discover the breathtaking world of Japanese Cloisonné (Shippo). In this video, we showcase the extraordinary craftsmanship required to create a delicate enamel necklace using silver wire only 0.075mm thick—thinner than a human hair. ▶Product in Video: https://suigenkyo.store/en-us/collect... ▶Craftsman Profile Yoshiro Kato / Kato Cloisonne Studio A craftsman who has been making Owari cloisonne enamel ware in Aichi Prefecture since 1947. Originally, he wanted to become a modeler involved in car design, but he was so impressed by Yasuyuki Namikawa's work that he decided to take over the family business of cloisonne enamel ware production. Even though the other workshops around him were closing, he continued to produce cloisonne enamel works day after day to keep the tradition alive. He specializes in fine wired cloisonne enamel works such as white plum and bold wireless cloisonne enamel works. ▶Contact: [email protected] © 2026 Suigenkyo Ltd. All rights reserved. #silver #process #crafts #japan #craftsman #kyoto #craftsmanship #asmr #satisfyingvideo 【Chapter】 00:00 - Introduction 00:22 - Removing the oxidation layer 00:43 - Preparing the base 01:07 - Applying silver leaf 01:42 - Sketching the design 02:04 - Shaping the silver wire parts 03:13 - Placing the silver wire 04:47 - Applying the enamel 08:39 - First firing 09:13 - Second enamel application 10:20 - Second firing 10:28 - Third enamel application 11:28 - Third firing 11:54 - Polishing 13:44 - Finished product