Anonymous Delivery High-Quality Wajima Lacquerware Chinkin Landscape and Mountain Scenery Maki-e Suzuribako (Writing Box) and Fumi-bako (Document Box) With Mist Box and Instruction Manual A top-of-the-line item with the characteristic lacquer and black and gold color scheme of Wajima lacquerware, and a beautiful design. ・The pattern is created with chinkin (gold inlay), and the intricate cuts are also part of the elaborate work. The delicate expression created by the beautiful lacquer and maki-e (sprinkled picture) of Wajima lacquerware fills the user's heart, and is the pinnacle of Japanese craftsmanship. 【What is Wajima Lacquerware•••】 A traditional lacquerware craft representing Japan, centered in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Among the lacquer cultures with a history of over a thousand years, it is characterized by particularly precise and highly durable techniques. Craftsmen repeatedly apply carefully selected lacquer, repeating drying and polishing to create a deep luster and a durable texture. In addition, by using decorative techniques such as maki-e and chinkin, each piece has value as a work of art. The charm of Wajima lacquerware is not only its beauty, but also its unchanging brilliance in daily use. You can feel the breath of the craftsman the moment you hold it in your hand. It is truly "the ultimate in Japanese traditional crafts, which gains more flavor the more you use it." Wajima lacquerware is a traditional craft designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property. It is a high-quality lacquerware that can be used for generations. This item has been stored in a warehouse unused. It is a new, unused item, opened for the first time during photography. The box shows signs of dirt and deterioration. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to this, as it has been stored for a long period. ★We offer discounts for multiple purchases, so please take a look. Rare Kutani ware, Arita ware, Wajima lacquerware, etc. #CraftsMiyabi Antiques, cutlery, glasses, tableware, etc. #CutleryMiyabi