Round Tray / Serving Tray, Tataki Goto-nuri, Kiridachi Kyuji Bon, 30cm, Lacquerware, Urushi Lacquer, Sanuki Lacquerware ■SIZE: Approx. 30 x H1.5cm ■Material: Natural wood, Urushi lacquer, Sanuki Lacquerware, Kagawa Lacquerware There are scratches on the bottom. Goto-nuri ... A small amount of roiro lacquer is added to red lacquer to give it a subdued color, and it is thinly applied. The surface is then tapped vertically and horizontally with fingertips to create a unique mottled pattern. Furthermore, high-quality transparent lacquer is thinly applied over it to finish. The color changes vividly over time. This lacquer technique, which has been passed down in Kagawa since ancient times, is named "Goto-nuri" after its creator. Because it is made of natural wood and handmade, there are differences in the grain and color of the lacquer on each piece. The color and material may appear slightly different from the actual product depending on the environment in which you view it. The petal patterns are individually applied with a spatula, so each one is different. The surface has some unevenness because it is painted while being tapped by hand. The actual color may differ depending on your monitor. The products listed are also sold in our physical store, so they may be sold out at the time of purchase. In that case, we will contact you again, so please understand before purchasing. ☆About Shipping Methods The main shipping method is宅配便 (takuhai-bin - courier service). We use simple packaging to provide the lowest possible price. If the item arrives damaged, please send us: 1. A message 2. A photo of the item received before leaving a review. We will take care of it. We cannot respond after a review has been left. ☆In the unlikely event that the item we shipped is lost during shipping, we cannot provide compensation if the shipping method does not have insurance. Please understand this before purchasing. We are closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. Please check our profile for long holidays such as the year-end and New Year holidays, Obon, and Golden Week. K-45P-11 74