A pre-war Japanese fish-shaped wooden tray, dated April 15, 1935 (Shōwa 10), created as a commemorative souvenir for a pilgrimage to Ise Grand Shrine. This decorative tray is carved in the form of a fish and finished with a deep reddish-brown lacquered surface. The front features an elegant composition combining a stylized fish motif with a traditional Japanese landscape, including a torii gate and distant scenery rendered in gold-colored decoration. The reverse bears a clear inscription: 「伊勢参拝記念　昭和十年四月十五日」 (Commemorating a pilgrimage to Ise, dated April 15, 1935) Such items were typically produced as commemorative objects for visitors to important religious sites, making this a charming example of pre-war Japanese folk craft and pilgrimage culture. Dimensions: Approx. 31 × 21 × 1 cm Condition: Good condition with age-related wear. There are surface scratches, rubbing, minor scuffs, and small marks consistent with age and use. No major cracks or structural damage. Please refer to the photos for details. Additional notes: Material: wood with lacquered finish Period: Shōwa period (pre-war, 1935) Origin: Japan A decorative and historically interesting object with strong display appeal Please note That slight variations in color may occur due to lighting and individual screen settings. We always aim to present the item as accurately as possible. The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking via Japan Post. Depending on the destination and final value, shipping will be arranged by either ePacket Light or EMS (tracked and insured). For higher value shipments or where required, EMS will be used to ensure safe delivery. Estimated delivery times (may vary by destination): • ePacket Light: approximately 3–4 weeks • EMS: approximately 7–14 business days Delivery times may occasionally be affected by customs procedures or seasonal postal conditions. Any import duties or taxes required by the destination country remain the responsibility of the buyer, in accordance with international shipping regulations. Secure and protective packaging is always used. If you have any questions upon delivery, please feel free to contact us — we are happy to assist.