Title Heian Zohiko – Gun-kaku (Flock of Cranes) Gold Maki-e Fubako – Lacquered Wood – With Tomobako ⸻ Description This refined Fubako (document box) was produced by Heian Zohiko, one of Kyoto’s most respected lacquerware studios, renowned for its long tradition of high-quality Japanese lacquer craftsmanship. The box is beautifully decorated with Gun-kaku (群鶴), a motif of cranes in flight, executed in elegant gold maki-e. In Japanese culture, cranes symbolize longevity, harmony, and good fortune, making this motif especially auspicious and suitable for formal use or presentation. Crafted from natural wood and finished with traditional lacquer techniques, the piece demonstrates Zohiko’s signature balance of classical design and refined execution. It is accompanied by its original wooden storage box (Tomobako). The condition is very good, with no noticeable damage, preserving both its visual elegance and functional integrity. Details: • Maker: Heian Zohiko • Object: Fubako (Document Box) • Material: Natural wood • Technique: Lacquer with gold maki-e • Motif: Gun-kaku (Flock of Cranes) • Includes: Original wooden box (Tomobako) • Dimensions: • Length: 30.4 cm • Width: 22.8 cm • Height: 6.2 cm Condition: Very good condition, with no obvious damage. We will use Japan Post or for shipping. Please allow extra time for delivery as the items are shipped from Japan. Please note that the listed prices do not include customs duties and taxes. Please note that items may have scratches or stains due to age. If an item exceeds the size or weight limits, it may be shipped in multiple packages.