It's a Creative Tsugaru Lacquerware for a new construction commemoration - Display stand/storage stand with smooth surface and elegant pattern, and it is inlaid with mother-of-pearl, you can see its fine sparkle under different angles of light.. The natural design of the scroll feet makes the stand very stable. It is very useful for your daily life Tsugaru Lacquerware (known as Tsugaru Lacquerware in Japanese) is produced near Hirosaki City in Aomori Prefecture. Lacquerware has been produced in the area since the middle of the Edo period (1603-1868), but it wasn't until 1873, when it was exhibited at the Vienna World's Fair, that it began to be called Tsugaru Lacquerware. Today, Tsugaru lacquerware is used as a general term for traditional lacquerware produced in the Tsugaru area. The distinctive features of Tsugaru lacquerware are its practicality, durability and highly refined appearance. The unique togidashi kawari nuri technique makes the beautiful multi-layered coloured lacquer patterns stand out. The lacquer is applied dozens of times to a base made of Tsugaru cypress. This process was repeated for two months to produce strong, thick and beautiful lacquerware. A variety of coating techniques were developed during the Edo period, including those still in use today. Some of these techniques are kara nuri, which is standard, nabeko nuri, which uses small patterns, monsha nuri, which uses charcoal and black lacquer to give a stylish impression, and nishiki-nuri, which has intricate patterns and requires advanced skills. Size: 53.5*31.8*11cm Customs information Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. Hope you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions by the photos. Any other costs or charges such as customs or import duties, customs clearance and handling may also apply during the shipment of your lot and will be charged to you by the involved party at a later stage if applicable. Please understand!