Edo Lacquerware Long Small Box, Crafted by Traditional Craftsman Nobuyuki Inamoto, Maki-e Crane and Tortoise Offering Box with Offering Cloth

Traditional Craftwork: Edo Lacquerware, Made in Japan
By Nobuyuki Inamoto, Tokyo Metropolitan Traditional Craftsman
Beautiful Maki-e Lacquerware Box with Tortoise and Crane Design

Dimensions: Approx. 18cm (width) x 11cm (depth) x 8cm (height)
(See Image 2)
*Interior lined with soft indigo fabric (See Image 9)

Accessories: Paulownia Wood Tomobako (matching box with artist's signature), matching cloth,
Product description and instruction manual (See Images 10-14)

Received as a commemorative gift for a celebration in Autumn, Reiwa 5 (2023).
After opening, it was carefully repacked into its original box and kept in home storage for approximately 2.5 years.

This item is intended for those seeking a handcrafted piece made with traditional artisan techniques, rather than mass-produced industrial goods. I handled the item with white gloves during the photo shoot for this listing.

Some areas on the box corners may appear white due to light reflection, and minor dust from static electricity may be visible in the photos. However, the actual surface is free of scratches or scuffs. Please examine the images and consider purchasing if you are satisfied.

Paulownia Box Dimensions:
30cm (width) x 18.5cm (depth) x 13cm (height) (See Image 10)
*Will be shipped via Takkyubin (courier service) wrapped in cushioning material.

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