※ Click here to see other products! #ZEN's lacquerware list Free shipping (seller pays) Anonymous transaction (Rakuraku Mercari delivery) Instant purchase is OK. This is a three-tiered jubako (tiered food container) with a chrysanthemum and bamboo pattern, made by "Zohiko," Japan's largest lacquerware store, founded 350 years ago. Zohiko was founded in Kyoto in 1661 (during the reign of the fourth shogun, Tokugawa Ietsuna). As a purveyor to the Imperial Household Agency, they also supply lacquerware to the Japanese government. The chrysanthemum and bamboo pattern is characteristic of Kyoto, with elegant, fine lines favored by the imperial court nobles. The chrysanthemum symbolizes longevity, and the bamboo represents vitality. The surface is polished, not just lacquered, so it has a strong luster and shine. This item is several decades old and has been stored for many years. The wooden box has discoloration and stains, and part of the lid is chipped, but the jubako inside the wooden box is unused and clean, with no scratches or stains. Made of natural wood, natural lacquer, and genuine gold. Washed and disinfected. Shipping is via anonymous Rakuraku Mercari delivery (Yamato Takkyubin), so your address and name will not be disclosed. ※ Click here to see other products! #ZEN's lacquerware list #Wajima-nuriJubako #ChrysanthemumBambooMakie #Wajima-nuriLuxury 877574622455250804