Negoro-nuri Vermilion Wooden Lacquerware Two-Tiered Jubako, Kishu
21.5×21.5×14cm
Approx. 1.2kg
This is a thick jubako (tiered bento box) with a thickness of about 8mm.
Unused, deadstock, origin unknown.
Price non-negotiable!
This lacquerware is made by applying black lacquer as a base coat, then painting over it with red lacquer. As it is used, the underlying black lacquer will show through, causing the color to change over time. This technique originates from Negoro-ji Temple in Wakayama Prefecture.
Approx. 1.2kg
This is a thick jubako (tiered bento box) with a thickness of about 8mm.
Unused, deadstock, origin unknown.
Price non-negotiable!
This lacquerware is made by applying black lacquer as a base coat, then painting over it with red lacquer. As it is used, the underlying black lacquer will show through, causing the color to change over time. This technique originates from Negoro-ji Temple in Wakayama Prefecture.
Category
Craft
Condition
Almost new
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Saitama
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