New, Unused, Anonymous Delivery Wajima-nuri Keizuka Lacquerware Serving Dish, Wiping Cloth, Original Box, Instruction Manual Included * A similar, differently shaped square version is also available. 【About Wajima-nuri...】 A traditional lacquerware craft representing Japan, centered in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Among the lacquer cultures with over a thousand years of history, it is particularly characterized by its precise and highly durable techniques. Craftsmen repeatedly apply carefully selected lacquer, repeating the processes of drying and polishing, to create a deep luster and a robust texture. Furthermore, by using decorative techniques such as maki-e (sprinkled picture) and chinkin (gold inlay), each individual piece holds value as a work of art. The charm of Wajima-nuri is not only its beauty but also its ability to maintain its brilliance even with daily use. You can feel the breath of the artisan the moment you hold it in your hand. It is truly "the pinnacle of Japanese traditional crafts, whose flavor increases with use." Wajima-nuri, a traditional craft, is designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property. It is a high-quality lacquerware that can be used for generations. * This item has been stored in a warehouse without being used. It is a new, unused item that was only opened for photography, but please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to this, as it has been stored for a long period. The box and wrapping cloth show signs of deterioration and soiling. ★ We offer discounts for multiple purchases, so please take a look. Rare Kutani ware, Arita ware, Wajima-nuri, etc. #CraftsMiyabi Antiques, cutlery, glasses, tableware, etc. #CutleryMiyabi