Japanese Lacquerware Shunkei-Nuri Bento Box Kashiki Kashiwan Tea Ceremony L433 basket Small stains on the bottom

Small stains on the bottom back

Issued in 1972

6 cm thick (exclude the handle)

Some discoloration on inside

Round one resembles the sun and half moon resembles the moon

Japanese Lacquerware Shunkei-Nuri Bento Box Kashiki Kashiwan Tea Ceremony L433 basket Small stains on the bottomVtg Japanese Lacquerware Wood Box Bento Kashiki This is a vintage Japanese lacquered bento lunch box called jubako. It is one tier and caramel brown, true to the shunkei nuri style of lacquerware. It can also be used as a Kashiki, a bowl or container that holds sweets for Japanese tea ceremonies. The box has kanji written on the sides. Brown Wood, lacquer C1970 Kanji on the side: hida shunkeinuri Item weight: 265 grams Packed weight: 565 grams Approx.