This appears to be Yamanaka lacquerware. There is an instruction manual. It has been stored for a long time but is in good condition. It will be shipped with the instruction manual and box. Yamanaka lacquerware is a traditional lacquerware that originated in Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture, about 400 years ago. The techniques of woodworkers developed, and they excel in the art of turning (hikimono) using a potter's wheel. It is characterized by the creation of durable and practical vessels that make the most of the beauty of the wood grain. Set of 5 lacquerware bowls with a black base and a design of autumn leaves and books. - Quantity: Set of 5 - Design: Black base with autumn leaves and book design - Inside color: Red - Size: Approximately 12cm in diameter Thank you for viewing.