Black Lacquer High-Footed Dish - High Stand - Lacquerware - For lovers of lacquer bowls, Kyoto lacquerware, Yamanaka lacquerware, Aizu lacquerware, Wajima lacquerware, and Yamada Heiando

Bulk purchase welcome!

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This is one black lacquered camellia plate.

Can be used as a small lacquered plate, a confectionery plate or container, an accessory tray or case, a small item holder for interior decoration, or even as a New Year's decoration by placing a kagami mochi (mirror rice cake) on it. ◎

Also recommended for those looking for ritual vessels or compote dishes.

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The creation of lacquerware requires great effort and time.
Makie (lacquer decoration) in particular requires advanced techniques.
Therefore, makie products are traded at high prices and are considered valuable in the modern era where synthetic resin bowls are mainstream.
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Lacquerware can be used for a long time by re-lacquering.
We would be happy if you could cherish and use it while taking care of it. ♡

✔ This is for one plate.

✔ As this is an old item, there are chips, scratches, dirt, and cracks in the lacquer.
Please purchase only if you are familiar with old items, antiques, and old tools.

◯ Size
Approximately 13 x 13 x 3.5 cm

Recommended for those who like:
Ouchiya, Lee Dynasty, Pojagi, Masako Ito, Matsuda Kiln, Umeyama Kiln, Nakata Kiln,
Today's Special, Ako Me Ya, Ige Sara, Kotogoto, Azumaya,
Chinkin, Makie,
Kurasukoto, Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten, Controlled Pottery, Ige Sara,
Ouchi-nuri, Jōbōji-nuri, Echizen Lacquerware, Yoshino-nuri, Shunkei-nuri, Tamenuri, Flea markets, Antique markets,
Kutani Ware, Imari Ware, Kamakura Carving,
Lacquer bowls, Kaiseki trays, Meissen, Tea Kaiseki,
Negoro bowls, Japanese tableware,
Individual plates, Confectionery bowls, Soup bowls, Zoni bowls, and other lacquerware, crafts, folk crafts, Lee Dynasty,
Kutani Ware, Annan Ware,
Kin-de, Some Nishiki, Kinran-de, Mita Celadon, Rokushō-ji,
Minpei Ware, Mashiko Ware, Inban Sara, Choko, Mukōzuke, Sake cups, Flat plates, Confectionery trays, and other tableware and tea ceremony utensils,
Kōransha, Ryūhō Kiln, Shōbidō,
Fine arts, Kakiemon, Imaemon, Slipware, Fukagawa-Seiji, Sōsen, Hakusan Pottery,
Antique tableware, Kurawanka lovers.

Recommended for those who like:
Kurasicom, Hug O'War,
Kurashiki Design,
Tennen Seikatsu, Ku:nel, Kurashi no Techo, Kurashi no Oheso, BRUTUS,
Kagure, Claska, Keibunsha, Matsunoya, Orne de Feuilles, Hokuoh Kurashi no Dougu Ten, Quatre Saisons,
TODAY'S SPECIAL, Cibone, ACTUS,
Babaghuri, Jurgen Lehl,
The Conran Shop, Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten,
Miyako Masaki, Kotaro Matsuura, Momoko Ishii, Naoko Matsuura, Satoshi Ito, Izumi Nakamachi, Hikaru Masuda, Yoshizawa Kiln, Kobo Ametsuchi.

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