This elegant Japanese Wajima lacquerware serving tray (mोरiki) features the traditional Hinode Nami (Rising Sun and Waves) motif, combining refined craftsmanship with timeless Japanese aesthetics. The piece is attributed to maki-e artist Kōhō (光峯) and lacquer craftsman Tesshū (哲舟), as indicated by the inscriptions on its wooden box. The glossy black lacquer surface provides a striking background for the warm vermilion rising sun and gracefully stylized waves. Delicate gold-toned outlines highlight the flowing composition, creating a harmonious balance between bold simplicity and intricate decorative detail. Its square form, subtly raised sides, and small supporting feet reflect the elegance and functionality of traditional Japanese lacquerware. The sunrise and waves symbolize hope, renewal, and auspicious beginnings in Japanese decorative art. Accompanied by its inscribed wooden storage box, this piece is suitable for traditional Japanese dining presentation, tea-related occasions, or decorative display. Packaged and sent by Japan Post depends on the situation.
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