Lacquer originates from Persian lacks; maque, from Arabic summac. It refers to a pasty mixture of ajé (insect oil) or linseed or chia oil, which hardens upon drying and provides a resistant and lustrous surface. The maque is used to decorate different wooden objects, the protagonist of this model.
Lacquer has the origin of Persian lacks; Maque, from the Arabic summac. It refers to a pasty mixture of ajé (insect oil) or flaxseed or chia, which when dried hardens and offers a resistant and lustrous surface. The maque is used to decorate different wooden objects, the protagonist of this model.


















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