A refined lacquerware sake set by Heian Zohiko, one of Kyoto’s most celebrated lacquer ateliers with a history dating back to the Edo period. The set includes a sake server (chōshi) and accompanying tray, elegantly decorated with a bamboo motif in gold maki-e, symbolizing resilience and purity. The deep black lacquer ground contrasts beautifully with the luminous gold design, highlighting the artistry and precision of traditional Kyoto lacquerware. This ensemble exemplifies the harmony of function and beauty central to Japanese lacquer craft, making it suitable for both tea gatherings and celebratory occasions. Complete with its original signed wooden storage box (tomobako), the set offers both authenticity and provenance. Zohiko lacquerware is prized by tea practitioners, collectors, and connoisseurs of traditional Japanese craft. This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a fine example of lacquer artistry that embodies cultural heritage and timeless elegance. Measurements (Approx.)cm Length:Please refer to the photos. Width: Please refer to the photos. Height: Please refer to the photos. Condition:(Please see the photos) 
- The goods is in vintage, used condition. 
- Some stains, spots, and wrinkles are because of age.
 
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