japanese Lacquerware【日本漆器】 - Box - Lacquerware, Gold powder - Fubako【文箱】Gold Maki-e 金蒔絵

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Fine Japanese lacquerware document box (Fumibako) with gold maki-e cranes on black, Nashiji interior, 28x33x7.5 cm, about 1.5 kg, made in Japan in 1990–2000, in excellent condition, includes the original green geometric storage box.

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【Title 】Fine Japanese Lacquerware Document Box (Fumibako) - 'Cranes' with Nashiji Interior & Original Box

【Description 】An elegant Japanese vintage lacquerware document box (Fumibako / 文箱), beautifully crafted with a traditional aesthetic.
The exterior lid features a graceful, embossed motif of flying cranes (Tsuru) finished in gold and silver tones against a deep, glossy black background. In Japan, cranes are highly celebrated as auspicious symbols of long life, fidelity, and peace.

[Features & Craftsmanship]Interior: The entire interior of the box and the lid is decorated with a breathtaking "Nashiji" (pear-skin ground) finish, showcasing a dense, luxurious sprinkling of gold-colored particles that captures the light beautifully.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The box has been exceptionally well-preserved and maintains a mirror-like high gloss finish. No major scratches, cracks, or significant wear. Please inspect the high-resolution photos for full visual details.Accessories: Comes with the original green geometric-patterned cardboard storage box.
 

There is only a slight peeling.
I put it on the last image.
Please take a look.

[Size & Weight]Dimensions: 28x 33x 7.5cm
Weight (Box only): approx. 1,500g
Total Weight (with storage box): approx. 1,700g
Weight after packing 2900g

[Shipping]
Will be packed with extreme care and shipped securely from Japan with a tracking number. Any import duties or customs fees are the buyer's responsibility.

【Title 】Fine Japanese Lacquerware Document Box (Fumibako) - 'Cranes' with Nashiji Interior & Original Box

【Description 】An elegant Japanese vintage lacquerware document box (Fumibako / 文箱), beautifully crafted with a traditional aesthetic.
The exterior lid features a graceful, embossed motif of flying cranes (Tsuru) finished in gold and silver tones against a deep, glossy black background. In Japan, cranes are highly celebrated as auspicious symbols of long life, fidelity, and peace.

[Features & Craftsmanship]Interior: The entire interior of the box and the lid is decorated with a breathtaking "Nashiji" (pear-skin ground) finish, showcasing a dense, luxurious sprinkling of gold-colored particles that captures the light beautifully.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The box has been exceptionally well-preserved and maintains a mirror-like high gloss finish. No major scratches, cracks, or significant wear. Please inspect the high-resolution photos for full visual details.Accessories: Comes with the original green geometric-patterned cardboard storage box.
 

There is only a slight peeling.
I put it on the last image.
Please take a look.

[Size & Weight]Dimensions: 28x 33x 7.5cm
Weight (Box only): approx. 1,500g
Total Weight (with storage box): approx. 1,700g
Weight after packing 2900g

[Shipping]
Will be packed with extreme care and shipped securely from Japan with a tracking number. Any import duties or customs fees are the buyer's responsibility.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
1500 g
Title additional information
Fubako【文箱】Gold Maki-e 金蒔絵
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Japan
Manufacturer/brand
japanese Lacquerware【日本漆器】
Material
Lacquerware, Gold powder
Colour
Black, Gold
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
7.5 cm
Width
33 cm
Depth
28 cm
Estimated period
1990-2000
JapanVerified
35
Objects sold
100%
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