Making Mitsuro Wax - Lorna Romanenghi Jewellery

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Working towards new collections and horizons, today I am making and experimenting with Mitsuro Hikime wax.
Mitsuro Hikime is an ancient Japanese wax making technique that creates a truly unique type of wax.
This wax creates beautiful ridges and wrinkles that mimic natural form
I absolutely love the beauty and elegance this wax can bring to the simplest forms.
Join me today as I experiment with Mitsuro wax recipes and experiment with a few forms and prototypes.
You might remember me introducing you to ring beautiful jewellery making technique in last week's video on my top 5 Favourite Alternative, Understated and Unique engagement rings!
If you haven't watched it yet just follow this link :
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7 сен 2024

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@philholland4211 3 года назад

Fascinating

@banidasjot4579 3 года назад

thank you so much for sharing this !!!! I'm actually wondering how much did you use pin resin, beeswax at the end ? do you have an idea of the right proportion in order to make the good one ? thank you!!

@lornaromanenghijewellery506 3 года назад

It's my pleasure, sorry for the late reply but RU-vid was holding all my comments for review and I never saw them, silly me! But I use a 1 to 1 ratio of bee's wax and pine resin and 5-7% of that total weight in red wax :) hope this helps :)

@banidasjot4579 3 года назад

Thank you so much ! I’m wondering what do you mean by 5% ? How can I mesure it’s like a few tablespoon ? Is it 5% of the total ? I’m a bit confused :)

@lornaromanenghijewellery506 3 года назад

Basically you weight the total weight of the other 2 waxes together and then calculate 5% of that total weight :)

@banidasjot4579 3 года назад

@@lornaromanenghijewellery506 amazing thank you i'm gonna try :):)

@angeyates7155 3 года назад

This is fab, thanks! Where do we find the recipe, and what does the red wax Vs the beeswax do?

@lornaromanenghijewellery506 3 года назад

Hi, I actually wrote a little blog post a few years ago about my first ever attempt ( which failed) but it does have a bit more info about the process, if you fancy a read lornadesigns.wordpress.com/2017/09/23/mitsuro-wax-attempt-1/

@katherinesolo3939 3 года назад

Thank you for this.will you post the list of ingredients and measurements?

@lornaromanenghijewellery506 3 года назад

Absolutely! I basically use a 1 to 1 ratio of bee's wax and pine resin and 5-7% of red wax (or paraffin)

@sandrawilson8719 2 года назад

You are better using the red Patch Wax Lorna :-) Walsh or cooksons should have it x

@sandrawilson8719 2 года назад

I also use dental sticky wax instead of beeswax

@lornaromanenghijewellery506 2 года назад

Thank you so much, I'll give that a go!

@lenekrulllarsen6089 2 месяца назад

Can I use paraffin instead of Red Wax? :-)

@lornaromanenghijewellery506 17 дней назад

Hi, you can indeed, as long as it's not got anything added

@flacapalolla 3 года назад

Can you put the quantities of the wax?

@lornaromanenghijewellery506 3 года назад

Absolutely! I use a 1 to 1 ratio of bee's wax and pine resin and 5-7% of the total weight of red wax :)

@flacapalolla 3 года назад

@@lornaromanenghijewellery506 thanks for sharing! ❤️

@lornaromanenghijewellery506 3 года назад

It's my pleasure

@flacapalolla 3 года назад

@@lornaromanenghijewellery506 Where does the red wax come from or how can I find it? I search for it but I'm not shure I found the right one.

@lornaromanenghijewellery506 3 года назад

I use Ferris #6 red wax which you can order from Cooksonsgold if you are based in the UK, but there are loads of other suppliers too, it's a big tub of which you will only need a tiny amount so it will last you a lifetime, and you can experiment with it in other ways too :) hope this helps