Vintage Retro New Wood Craft KUSACHU Akita Traditional Craft "Sakurakawa Zaiku" Natural Material Cherry Bark Craft Cherry Bark Shell Inlaid Grape Room Rack Natural Wood (Elm), Cherry Bark, Abalone Shell Storage rack for newspapers, magazines, glasses, remote controls, etc. The pattern on the beautiful wood grain is grapes. The grapes are made of abalone shell on the cherry bark craft. Beautiful Akita traditional craft. Magazines can be stored in the long space, the rightmost side has cloth attached, so it can be used for glasses, and other items such as remote controls and writing instruments can be stored separately. Size: Approx. Width 38 x Depth 13 x Height 18 cm Material: Natural wood (elm), cherry bark, abalone shell 【Country of Origin】Japan About 200 years ago, it was born as a side job of samurai in Kakunodate, and has been passed down as a traditional craft to this day. The bark of wild cherry trees, which have been naturally dried for over a year, is shaved and thinned, and then polished. The shapes of flowers and leaves are made, and they are attached one by one, and lines are added to create a three-dimensional effect, and finally abalone shell is applied to finish. No special box In a plastic bag, long-term home storage Will be carefully wrapped and shipped ★Cherry Bark Craft Cherry Bark Shell Inlaid Clematis Long Tray Serving Tray On sale #TraditionalCrafts #AkitaTraditionalCrafts #Folkcrafts #Kabasaiiku #CherryBarkCraft #RemoteControlCase #StationeryCase #SmallItemOrganization #SmallItemStorageCase #GlassesCase #woodcraft #kusachu #NaturalWood #WoodenCrafts #kusachu #AbaloneShell #CherryBark Inside the shop We have a large number of lacquerware and wooden tableware on display. Zoho's confectionery containers, trays, tiered boxes, compotes Hida Sangyo's pot wagon Wajima-nuri trays, tiered boxes, Aizu lacquerware confectionery bowls, Yamanaka lacquerware confectionery bowls Document boxes, tiered boxes, individual plates, Asobe trays, Negoro-nuri trays Ujo-bori tea coasters, natural wood salad bowls, Miyatsune-bori trays, Kagawa Sanuki-bori lacquerware trays, Kamakura-bori small item cases, Yamanaka lacquerware berry sets, Echizen lacquerware individual plates, and other Noritake, Nikko, Narumi, Koransha, Arita-yaki, Seto-yaki, and other ceramics are also on display.