盒子 - 漆 - 重箱Jubako 漆Urushi

Vintage Japanese 漆Urushi Lacquer 重箱Jubako Box with Peony Maki-e Decoration

* Artist: Unknown Japanese Artisan
* Object: Jubako / Food Box
* Material: Wood, Urushi Lacquer, Maki-e
* Style: Japanese Traditional
* Period: Showa Period (mid-20th century)
* Country of Origin: Japan
* Condition: Good condition
* Handmade: Yes

Vintage Japanese three-tier jubako food box crafted from wood and finished with traditional Japanese urushi lacquer.
The exterior features elegant gold and green maki-e decoration depicting blooming peonies on a deep black lacquer background, while the interior is finished in vivid vermilion red lacquer, creating a beautiful contrast typical of refined Japanese lacquerware from the Showa period.

This handcrafted jubako embodies the aesthetics of traditional Japanese dining culture and seasonal celebrations. The luxurious peony motif symbolizes prosperity, beauty, and elegance in Japanese art. The fine maki-e detailing and balanced composition make this piece highly decorative even when displayed as interior art.

Suitable for use as a jubako food box, tea ceremony accessory storage, seasonal display piece, or Japanese interior décor.

Keywords:
Traditional Japanese Urushi Lacquer / Maki-e Gold Decoration / Showa Period (mid-20th century) / Handcrafted / Vintage

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Size

Height: 21 cm
Width: 22 cm
Depth: 22 cm

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Condition

Good vintage condition with minor signs of age and use. Some slight surface wear and small imperfections may be present consistent with age.