Traditional Kagawa Craft: A Gotō-nuri confectionery dish. Simple and elegant. Outer diameter: 24 cm, Inner diameter: 21 cm Height: 5.5 cm Found in my grandmother's closet, still in its wooden box. Due to shipping costs, the wooden box will be removed before shipping. About Gotō-nuri: In the late Edo period, Gotō Taihei, the second son of Gotō Kentarō, a retainer of the Takamatsu domain, invented this unique lacquerware, which came to be known as "Gotō-nuri" in honor of his achievement. The appeal of Gotō-nuri, where the vermilion color deepens with age, eventually became known nationwide, and it became a representative lacquerware specialty of Kagawa. In 1976, it was designated under the Law for the Promotion of Traditional Craft Industries.