- Color: Red - Material: Lacquer - Shape: Round - Thickness: 2 cm - Size: Diameter 29.5 cm - Back color: Black - Price: ¥20,000 ※ No box, only price tag. ※ Will be wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped in a box from home. Tsugaru-nuri's Nanako-nuri is a traditional Togidashi-kawari-nuri technique representative of Tsugaru-nuri, where rapeseed is sprinkled onto lacquer to create small ring patterns (resembling fish eggs), which are then polished to bring them to the surface. It is named after "nanako," which resembles fish eggs, and is characterized by its elegant and stylish komon-like patterns. It is used in various products such as chopsticks, tea utensils, and bowls, but it often costs more than other techniques because it requires skilled techniques to finish evenly. I inherited it from my grandfather. It has been stored privately, but it is in relatively good condition. I have wiped off dust and dirt, but there are some minor scratches and stains. Please take a look at the photos and only purchase if you understand.