Wajima-nuri (Wajima lacquerware) chopsticks with gold maki-e (sprinkled picture) of pine-eating cranes, five pairs of chopsticks and five chopstick rests, made of natural wood, with a wooden box. The "pine-eating crane" motif depicts a crane holding a pine twig in its beak, a lucky pattern symbolizing longevity and immortality. [Dimensions - Chopstick Length] ・Black lacquer: Approximately 22.5 cm ・Vermilion lacquer: Approximately 21.5 cm [Dimensions - Chopstick Rests] ・Length: Approximately 7.5 cm ・Height: Approximately 1 cm *There are individual differences due to handmade wooden craftsmanship. Please understand that there may be slight variations. There is a slight scratch on the maki-e part of one pair of chopsticks, and a slight scratch on the back of the chopstick rests (see image 11). Although they are in a very beautiful, unused condition, they have been stored, so they are listed as "near new." To prevent the chopstick rests from shifting and being damaged during transportation due to the looseness of the rubber, we will wrap each chopstick rest in thin paper (see image 15) before shipping. Thank you for your understanding. As an antique storage item, please refer to the photos and make your judgment. Shipping will be via Sagawa Express. We are very sorry, but we cannot ship to Okinawa, Hokkaido, and remote islands due to shipping costs. Thank you for your understanding. Please feel free to ask if you have any questions. #Click here for a list of lacquerware currently on sale ho_28_1017 #Wajima-nuri #butterfly #flowers #gold maki-e #chinkin (gold inlay) #nashiji (pear skin) #takamori (raised design) #togidashi (burnishing) #kirikane (cut gold leaf) #genuine gold #intricate #hon-kenji (genuine hard lacquer base) #tame-nuri (translucent lacquer) #meimeizara (individual serving dish) #natural wood #Urasenke (tea ceremony school) #Omotesenke (tea ceremony school) #kashizara (sweets dish) #maki-e #kashiki (sweets container) #chaki (tea utensils) #chadogu (tea ceremony tools) #kaiseki (traditional Japanese meal) #kaiseki (traditional Japanese meal) #nunogi (cloth base) #gold rim #pine, bamboo, and plum #suimono-wan (soup bowl) #chawan (tea bowl) #nimono-wan (simmered dish bowl) #zoni-wan (New Year's soup bowl) #chakaiseki (tea kaiseki) #chadogu (tea ceremony tools) #wooden #lacquerware #urushi art #Noto #Kanazawa #Kaga #Yamanaka #shiruwan (soup bowl) #auspicious #New Year's #celebration #hon-urushi-nuri (genuine lacquer coating) #antique #era #Taisho #Meiji #Kutani ware #antique art #old art objects #vermilion lacquer #vermilion lacquer