Japanese lacquerware ,日本漆器 - ボックス - 漆器 - 漆器、浮世絵 - Fubako, 文箱　ukiyo-e, 浮世絵

Offered here is a beautiful Japanese lacquerware document box (Fubako) crafted in the tradition of Aizu-nuri (Aizu lacquerware), one of Japan’s most celebrated lacquerware styles.

The lid is decorated with elegant Ukiyo-e inspired motifs, appearing to feature scenes associated with Katsushika Hokusai’s iconic works, including representations reminiscent of The Great Wave, Red Fuji (South Wind, Clear Sky), and other traditional Japanese landscapes. The combination of classical Japanese art and refined lacquer craftsmanship creates a sophisticated and highly decorative piece.

Traditionally, a Fubako was used to store letters, documents, and treasured items. Today, it is appreciated both as a functional storage box and as an attractive collector’s item representing Japanese cultural heritage.

This item is new and unused, preserved in excellent condition.

Dimensions:

* Width: 23.5 cm
* Length: 33 cm
* Height (Depth): 5.5 cm

Weight:

* Approx. 1,300 g (including the original box)

Condition:

* New and unused
* Please refer carefully to the photographs, as they form an integral part of the description.

The item will be carefully packaged to ensure safe international shipping.

A wonderful opportunity to acquire an elegant piece of traditional Japanese Aizu lacquerware, combining practical use with the timeless beauty of Ukiyo-e art.