Wajima-nuri Maki-e (lacquerware with sprinkled design) - Work by Chuhei Nakajima Three-tiered food box Otoso (ceremonial sake) cups and sake set Stored at home for a long time. The wooden box shows signs of aging. There is some dirt from storage, but it is being sold as is. The Otoso set is also a work by Chuhei Nakajima, but I cannot provide proof as the wooden box is missing. Natural wood, Urushi lacquer Noto Wajima Wajima-nuri, work by Chuhei Nakajima Established in Meiji 5 (1872) Hoto-machi, Wajima City, Noto Province The first generation, Tadayasu, adopted the name Chuhei and, while inheriting the traditional craft of Wajima-nuri, added his own unique techniques to create more robust and elegant works. During this time, he exhibited at various exhibitions, including the National Lacquerware Exhibition, and received awards. Spanning the Meiji, Taisho, Showa, and Heisei eras, the tradition has been passed down through four generations to the present day. #Jubako (tiered food box) #Wajima-nuri #Noto #Bento (lunch box)