This elegant vintage Japanese lacquerware box is a traditional tiered container known as a jubako.

Finished in deep black urushi lacquer, the lid is decorated with delicate gold maki-e motifs that add a refined and understated elegance. The interior is coated in vivid red lacquer, creating a striking contrast with the glossy black exterior.

Tiered lacquer boxes like this are traditionally used in Japan for serving sweets (wagashi), small dishes, or celebratory foods during special occasions and tea gatherings.

The compact size makes it ideal as a sweets container, tea ceremony confectionery box, or decorative piece for Japanese-style interiors.

This piece comes with its original storage box.

Perfect for:

• Japanese tea ceremony sweets container

• Traditional Japanese tableware

• Collectors of Japanese lacquerware

• Unique Japanese cultural gifts

• Elegant home decor

The simple yet sophisticated design reflects the timeless beauty of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.

Dimensions

Diameter: approx. 12 cm

Height: approx. 4.5 cm per tier

Total height: approx. 10 cm

Period

Vintage (Showa period estimated)

Origin

Japan

Weight

350 g (including box)

Condition

Good vintage condition with minor signs of age consistent with vintage Japanese lacquerware.

Please note that all items are vintage and may show some signs of use due to their age. Kindly purchase with this understanding.

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