Kuromido (Japanese: 黒味銅) is an historically Japanese copper alloy, typically of 99% copper and 1% metallic arsenic,: p. 88  one of the class of irogane...

and bronze for inlays. Shibuichi – Historically Japanese copper alloy Kuromido – Historically Japanese copper-arsenic alloy Mokume-gane – Japanese mixed-metal...

artisans in the West. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Shibuichi. Kuromido – Historically Japanese copper-arsenic alloy Mokume-gane – Japanese mixed-metal...

soft metals and alloys (gold, copper, silver, shakudō, shibuichi, and kuromido) which would form liquid phase diffusion bonds with one another without...

which turns grey to misty aquamarine or other shades of blue to green; kuromido which becomes dark coppery black. Rokushō was generally used to patinate...

'Work 8403', copper and kuromido sculpture by Kyung-hee Hong, 1984, Metropolitan Museum of Art...

class of craft metals, including shakudo,: p. 88  shibuichi: p. 86  and kuromido.: p. 88  It is now practiced in a number of countries, primarily for the...

moon." There are also related compounds, such as sambogin and hojigin. Kuromido or Kuromi-do a mix of copper and arsenic,: 88  which some sources believe...