~~Thank you for viewing~~ ⚪ This is a set of one person's worth of Meiji-era genuine lacquerware, Wajima-nuri (Wajima lacquerware) rice bowls, large bowls, soup bowls, and small plates, made of natural wood, stored in the family's old storehouse. They were stored in a wooden box inside a handmade washi paper bag (image 15). 【Condition】 ⚪ These are a set of lacquerware bowls in good condition for old items. All are made using the *kuri-nuki* (hollowing out) technique. There are minor scratches and wear, but there are no cracks or discoloration of the lacquer, and they are beautiful items with a glossy black lacquer finish for their age. Please check the images. (Unlike the previous listing, these are vessels without a shop name.) It is difficult to obtain such a set of domestic lacquerware nowadays... If you are interested, please consider it. I hope you can incorporate these old lacquerware into your daily life! 【Size】 ① Rice bowl: Diameter 11.3 cm... Height about 8 cm ② Large bowl with lid: Diameter 12 cm... Height 5.3 cm The bowl's height A decorative band called "katsura" is applied to the body. ③ Soup bowl with lid: Diameter 10.5 cm... Height about 5 cm The bowl's height ④ Small plate: Diameter about 9 cm... Height about 3 cm ~~Please understand that these are old lacquerware that survived the war and purchase accordingly. For those who like antiques and collectibles, thank you. If you are concerned about minor details, please refrain from purchasing.~~ #MeijiEra #WajimaNuri #GenuineLacquer #NaturalWood #Antique #Vintage #Vintage #OldTools #AntiqueCrafts Lacquer Bowls Bowls Storehouse Antique Lacquerware Wajima Lacquerware Wajima Black Lacquer Lacquerware Vessels Old Items Old Tools Edo Era Meiji Era Taisho Era