Special Selection Rare Otoso Set 4-Tier Jubako Box with Sake Cups, Early Showa Period, Gold Maki-e, In Box (E324)

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This is a special set of O-toso (New Year's celebratory sake) ware and a four-tiered jubako (tiered bento box). It's a beautiful item with a Showa retro aesthetic, featuring a black lacquer finish with pine tree motifs.
It is in excellent condition, having been used very little.
Although it is an old item from the early Showa period, it is in good condition.
The beautiful pine pattern, symbolizing good fortune, is elegantly depicted on the wood grain.

Its simple yet elegant design and lightweight construction are making it popular again for its ease of use. The technique of carefully layering lacquer brings out its lustrous color. It adds a stylish touch to modern occasions and festive hare days. This is a valuable traditional craft item with practical use as an antique.

While the items themselves are in good condition, there are marks where names have been erased on the back.
The box shows significant signs of age and dirt, but it will be sent in the original box for product protection.
The wrapping paper was in very poor condition, so it will be rewrapped in clean paper.

[Material] Wood, Lacquer
[Size]
Sake cup stand: Approx. 13cm x 13cm x 13cm
Choshi (sake ewer): Approx. 12.5cm x 12.5cm x 13cm
Large sake cup: Approx. 10cm x 3cm
Medium sake cup: Approx. 8.5cm x 2.5cm
Small sake cup: Approx. 7cm x 2cm

Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to items stored at home. (E324)
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