Takaoka Lacquerware [Lacquerware Tabletop Display Shelf] Makie: Orchid Flowers (New, Unused) This is a tabletop-sized display shelf. The black lacquered shelf features makie (sprinkled picture) of orchid flowers. The black lacquer surface is as beautiful as a mirror. The shine of the knob hardware also serves as an accent. It is a refined, delicate, and elegant item. It has a single door. The shelf board inside can be removed. The knob hardware and hinges are clean without any rust. [History of Takaoka Lacquerware] It began in the early Edo period when Maeda Toshinaga, the lord of the Kaga domain, built Takaoka Castle in present-day Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, and had daily necessities such as arms, chests of drawers, and dining tables made. It was designated as a national traditional craft in September 1975. [Dimensions] Height: 20.2cm Width: 20.7cm Depth: 18.7cm This item has been stored for a long time. The original box has some stains due to aging. If you like it, please consider purchasing it.