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This is a hand-carved wooden rice container (ohitsu) made of natural wood. It was a gift. I was told it had been carefully stored without ever being used. The surface features luxurious hand-carving called "hatsurime (tortoiseshell carving)," and the deep luster of the lacquer is a truly beautiful masterpiece. 【Various Uses】 Originally a rice container (gohan-bitsu), it has a beautifully lacquered interior, so it can also be used for the following purposes: Natural wood absorbs excess moisture, adjusting the moisture content of the rice, and keeps the rice fluffy and delicious even when cold. • As a tea chest: Store teapots and teacups together and place them directly on the table. • As a confectionery container: A container for plenty of senbei (rice crackers) and individually wrapped sweets. • As interior decor: It has a sense of weight, so just placing it will give a Japanese atmosphere. 【Size】Approx. • Outer diameter: Approx. 25cm • Height: Approx. 15cm (including lid) • Inner diameter: Approx. 22cm Please forgive any slight errors. 【Condition】 As it is unused, there are no scratches, stains, or peeling lacquer. It is in very beautiful condition. It is a relatively large ohitsu. We appreciate your consideration if you understand that it is a home-stored item. Please check the condition in the photos. (There is no box, so it will be carefully packed and shipped) It is a well-made item with the warmth of natural wood. We would be happy to pass it on to someone who will cherish it. #ohitsu #ricecontainer #teachest #confectionerycontainer #lacquerware #naturalwood #traditionalcrafts #japanesetableware #kitchentools #unused
2 days ago