Japanese 重箱Jubako 鶴Crane and 松Pine Gold Decoration Two Tier Box Plastic Showa Period This is an elegant two-tier Japanese 重箱jubako (stacked food box) made of plastic, featuring a refined design of cranes and pine trees, symbols of longevity and good fortune in Japanese culture. The exterior is finished in deep black with detailed gold decoration in a maki-e style, depicting graceful cranes in flight above stylized pine branches. The interior is finished in vibrant vermilion, creating a striking contrast. Traditionally used for serving festive foods such as おせちosechi during New Year celebrations, this 重箱jubako offers the aesthetic of traditional lacquerware while being lightweight and practical due to its plastic construction. Material: Plastic Decoration: Maki-e style Gold Decoration Style: Vintage Period: Showa Period (mid-20th century) ⸻ Size Height: 10 cm Width: 29 cm Depth: 29 cm ⸻ Condition There is a minor issue where the lid and tiers are slightly difficult to align when stacking, but overall the condition remains good with well-preserved decoration.