Thank you, 2197-sama! JAPAN's Jewel! Gorgeous Red! Rare Hida Ben-keichu lacquerware, natural wood, genuine lacquer, with a gold-inlaid maru-mokko (rounded quatrefoil) and arabesque design, three-tiered jubako (tiered food box), with a silk cloth and a genuine lacquered box. #HalloweenOnMercari Follower discount: 150 Believed to be from around the Meiji era. A genuine article from a good era. A wonderfully crafted jubako. A jubako made of natural wood. It was cherished. Wrapped in silk cloth. Large size. And the cord of the box is also made of silk! For Christmas, New Year's, and seasonal festivals. Special news! Almax Original A secret lacquer care card is also included as a gift! A jubako that will surprise you three times. The beauty of the Ben-keichu lacquerware bathed in the evening sun! I was deeply moved. First! At first glance, It looks like it was just painted, The gorgeous Ben-keichu lacquerware. Second. The gold carvings are also clear, The gold-inlaid maru-mokko. Third! Because it has two lids, It can be used in two tiers and one tier. Because it is large, it may have been used for storing manju (sweet bean paste buns). In addition to being beautiful, lacquer Makes food surprisingly delicious. Natural wood, genuine lacquer. It has been sleeping in the storehouse for a long time! Size Length and width: 28.5 x 27 cm Height: 9 cm Lid thickness: 1 cm Height: 28 cm 634g x three tiers 524g x 2 lids Total weight: 2396g (when one lid is placed on top) Here's a mini-lecture. What is Keichu lacquerware? One of the traditional crafts of the Hida Takayama region. It is designated as a national traditional craft by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry. It was practiced earlier than Tsugaru-nuri and Wajima-nuri. Techniques such as raden (mother-of-pearl inlay), lacquer painting, kanshitsu (dry lacquer), maki-e (sprinkled picture), and hana-nuri (flower painting) are used. It is made from natural wood such as Japanese horse chestnut, maple, zelkova, red zelkova, magnolia, and cherry. It is a traditional craft with an even older history than Wajima-nuri. For those who want to inherit this reliable traditional craft: For shops, For old folk houses. For your home. For special occasions. For your guests. It conveys your heart. Enjoyable for both couples and individuals. There is some fading on the box. This is the price for the main item. The beauty of destruction, something gentle Thank you very much to those who can love it. [Items handled] #Antique #Ben-keichuLacquerware #GoldInlay #ThreeTieredJubako #ManjuContainer Type: Jubako Decoration: Gold inlay #HalloweenOnMercari