This is a beautiful Japanese hand mirror set from the famous "Yamanaka Lacquerware" tradition (Ishikawa Prefecture). It comes with a foldable display stand, allowing it to be used as both a practical makeup mirror and a stunning interior decoration. [ Design & Meaning ] The back of the mirror features a gorgeous design of "Ogi" (Folding Fans) and "Kiku" (Chrysanthemums) on a glossy black background. - Fans (Ogi): Symbolize prosperity and good luck as they spread out ("Sue-hirogari"). - Chrysanthemum (Kiku): The noble flower representing longevity and rejuvenation in Japan. The colors are vivid, with gold, red, and green creating a luxurious contrast against the jet-black lacquer style finish. [ Highlights ] - Maker: Signed "Keiho" (経峰) with the mark of Yamanaka Lacquerware. - Versatile: Includes a matching black stand to display the mirror upright. - Condition: Excellent vintage condition (New Old Stock). Preserved in the original box. [ Dimensions ] Mirror: Length 27 cm, Diameter 14 cm Stand: Height approx. 14 cm (when set up) Box: 30 cm x 17 cm x 3.5 cm [ Weight ] Mirror: 306 g Stand: 124 g Total weight with box: approx. 550 g Shipping: Will be carefully packed in a sturdy box and shipped from Japan with tracking.