Early 20th Century 2-Tier Black Lacquerware With Handpainted Gold Maki-E Cherry Blossom Sakura Design Jubako Bento Lunch Box

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This rare Japanese 2-Tier Jubako Bento Box (lunch box) is a stunning example of traditional lacquerware craftsmanship, featuring a deep … Read more This rare Japanese 2-Tier Jubako Bento Box (lunch box) is a stunning example of traditional lacquerware craftsmanship, featuring a deep black urushi-style finish accented by an elegant gold maki-e cherry blossom (sakura) design. Traditionally used in Japan for Osechi Ryori during the New Year or for sophisticated hanami picnics, this square stackable food storage container features a vibrant red lacquer interior that provides a beautiful contrast to your culinary creations. Beyond its heritage as authentic Asian kitchenware, this two-level tiered box serves as a versatile piece of Japanese home decor. Use it to serve sushi, wagashi sweets, or appetizers at your next dinner party, or repurpose it as a decorative jewelry chest or valet box on a dresser. Whether you are a collector of fine Asian antiques or looking for a unique minimalist centerpiece, this floral lacquerware box brings the timeless aesthetic of the Meiji style into the modern home.
While the lid shows a small vintage chip on the back and light surface scuffing as pictured, these minor signs of wear do not affect the item's stunning display beauty or its structural functionality.
Dimensions (approximately):
7.75" L x 7.75" x 5" H
1.10 lbs See less