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\na.\tstoneware (plain and smooth lacquerware) such as platter, cup, flower basket, plate, water cup, and beetroot, etc
\nb.\tlacquered frame (injected lacquered fabric) for example table, shelf, seat, pot, flower basket, flower tray, wall decoration jewellery box, harp, box, bracelets, etc
\nc.\tShwe Zawa Yoon (gold plated lacquer)
\nd.\tThayoe (relief molded lacquerware)
\ne.\tgold-plated glass (crystal glass and gold-plated lacquer)
\nf.\tMhan Phara (or) Hnee Phara (dry lacquerware)
\n(Dry lacquerwares become dry materials to make devotional offerings for Buddha statues and stupas. Example: bamboo Buddha image)
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