This is a traditional Aizu lacquerware tray handcrafted in Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan — one of Japan’s three major lacquer-producing regions. Hand-painted honkin maki-e (pure gold powder lacquer art) Material: Natural lacquer base, decorated with genuine gold powder and mother-of-pearl inlay at the flower center, showing gentle iridescent luster under light. Pattern: Tessen-ka (clematis) motif, symbolizing purity, nobility, peace and lasting happiness in Japanese culture. Maker: Produced by Suzutake Co., Ltd., a well-established lacquer workshop founded in 1943, signed by the lacquer artist Shumpo. Size: Approx. 21cm × 15cm Suitable for tea room display and storage With original box, slight scratches on the bottom. Ensure safe packaging and trackable shipping. The shipping cost includes all customs duties; there will be no additional charges.