Vintage Japanese Jubako Lacquer Ware - 1960s Showa Era (25D-308-2)
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Vintage Japanese Jubako Ware, Lacquer, 1960s, Showa Era (SKU 25D-308-2)
Showa-era urushi lacquer ware with a vivid vermilion finish and original tomobako.
This Japanese lacquer ware set presents a classic rounded form finished in rich vermilion urushi. The glossy surface and subtle brushed texture give it the warm depth and elegance associated with traditional Japanese tableware.
Offered with its original wooden tomobako, the piece also includes a fitted lid and interior divider, suggesting practical use for serving or storing small dishes. A charming vintage collectible with a refined presence and strong display appeal.
- Origin: Japan
- Era: Showa period, 1960s
- Material: Lacquered wood, urushi
- Use: Food presentation, storage, table service
- Features: Vivid vermilion finish, round form, fitted lid, interior divider, original tomobako with calligraphy
- Dimensions: --
- Condition: Excellent
A tasteful piece of Japanese craft for collectors and traditional interiors alike.
We use professional studio lighting to highlight the natural character of the wood. As a result, the tone may appear slightly warmer than under natural daylight.
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