Thank you for viewing. Lacquerware, known as "Japan" in English, is a craft that Japan is proud to present to the world. Among them, Wajima-nuri, a specialty of Wajima, is a representative Japanese lacquerware known for its durability and splendor. It has been made in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, since the Muromachi period. This is a large bowl modeled after the "Goshiki Wan," which was made in Goshika no Sato (present-day Noto Town, Ishikawa Prefecture) from the Muromachi period. It has a high foot and a generous shape, and is almost twice the size of a regular bowl. Wajima-nuri, which is completed by the hands of many craftsmen, has a life of its own, and also embodies the Wajima people's desire to "make good lacquerware." I think it would be good to use it for soba noodles, ozoni (New Year's soup), miso soup with plenty of vegetables, etc. It's the perfect size for a rice bowl. 【Size】 Diameter: Approximately 14.1 cm, Inner diameter: Approximately 13 cm Height: Approximately 11.1 cm, Foot height: Approximately 2.8 cm Weight: Approximately 327g ※Made of natural wood, so it will float even if submerged in water. ★Urushi lacquer ※Arai-shu color ★Base material → Natural wood ※Undercoat → Jino-ko (earth powder) coating ★Production workshop/Sales → Kakuto Shikkiten SK-IK-0061 ※SK → Lacquerware, IK → Ishikawa Prefecture Wajima Lacquerware Commerce and Industry Cooperative ★Original box included, Accessories → Bookmark included. 【Condition】 Unused. Since it is a personal inspection, there may be oversights, so please only purchase if you understand. Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous, as it is a long-term storage item. Simple cleaning has been done. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. Management number 443