Antique Japanese Wooden Lacquerware Storage Box Inside 35x35x35cm Lid Brown X229 nashiji 東屋 azumaya pavilion

東屋 azumaya pavilion

serving as a "small temple in the home"

Packed weight: 274 grams

This bell is an Okame's face or Heian period woman's face

This is an antique Japanese general Nogi album

Antique Japanese Wooden Lacquerware Storage Box Inside 35x35x35cm Lid Brown X229 nashiji 東屋 azumaya pavilionAntique Japanese Wooden Storage Box Wooden boxes are a standard method of safely keeping and storing delicate pottery, vases, and other ceramic, clay, and glass items in Japan. In addition to pottery, they are widely used for many traditional Japanese crafts, including kimono accessories, wrapping cloths, chopsticks, commemorative gifts, etc, and even food. This antique lidded box, originally made to hold lacquerware trays, is made of lightweight wood