This is a lacquer box made using the Wajima lacquer technique, a commemorative item for receiving a medal in the 17th year of the Heisei era. The box surface features a pine tree painted in gold maki-e, paired with chrysanthemum patterns. In Japanese aesthetics, the pine symbolizes longevity and stability, while the chrysanthemum is a classic and prestigious motif. The black lacquer on the wooden base is lustrous and translucent, while the interior is lacquered in a rich, deep vermilion. The bottom is inscribed with commemorative text in gold, adding to its unique commemorative significance. The maki-e lines are delicate and fluid, showcasing exquisite traditional lacquer craftsmanship and possessing both collectible and decorative value.