Vintage Handcrafted 木乾漆Moku Kanshitsu Lacquer Three-Tier 重箱Jubako Food Box – Traditional Japanese 漆Urushi Lacquer & Decorative Gold Design – 昭和Showa Period Shipping Method: DHL Express This elegant three-tier Japanese jubako (stacking food box) is crafted using the traditional 木乾漆Moku Kanshitsu technique, a refined lacquerware method in which a wooden core is finished with layers of natural urushi lacquer and dry lacquer powder. The result is a durable yet lightweight vessel with a smooth, luxurious surface. The exterior features a striking decorative composition inspired by flowing textile ribbons and traditional Japanese patterns. Gold, red, green, and bronze-toned motifs extend seamlessly across all three tiers and the lid, creating a continuous design when assembled. Delicate floral motifs, geometric patterns, and stylized botanical elements add depth and sophistication to the composition. The deep black lacquer ground provides an elegant contrast to the decorative elements, while the interior is finished in a rich vermilion red lacquer. Traditionally used as a jubako for festive meals and seasonal gatherings, this piece is equally suitable today as a decorative display object, storage box, tea utensil container, or collector’s item. Its balanced proportions, refined lacquer finish, and decorative artistry make it an attractive example of Japanese lacquer craftsmanship from the Showa era. Use: Jubako food box, decorative storage box, tea utensil container, interior display, Japanese lacquerware collection. Size Height: 19 cm×Width: 19 cm×Depth: 19 cm Condition Good vintage condition with minor signs of age and use. Light surface wear may be present consistent with age, but the overall appearance remains attractive and well preserved.