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Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics

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Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics (closeup) Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics (reverse, with label) Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics (reverse, closeup) Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics Red River Rock with Dollar Tree Label About Vietnamese River Rocks (from Fact Sheet): Stones are selected from local rivers and taken to a small workshop in Ho Chi Minh City. First, the stones are coated with a natural black lacquer coating, making them darker and smoother. After the lacquer dries, the artisans begin putting four coats of a mixture of the lacquer and iron oxide. Each layer may take up to a week to dry, making this a very long process. The stones are then rubbed down, making the surface very smooth and ...

Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics

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Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics (closeup) Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics (closeup) Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics (reverse) Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics (reverse) Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics (closeup) Foiled River Rock: Lacquered and Polished Vietnamese River Rock with Foil Graphics (Black River Rock) About Vietnamese River Rocks (from Fact Sheet): Stones are selected from local rivers and taken to a small workshop in Ho Chi Minh City. First, the stones are coated with a natural black lacquer coating, making them darker and smoother. After the lacquer dries, the artisans begin putting four coats of a mixture of the lacquer and iron oxide. ...

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