Bamboo Grass Maki-e Two Tiers Jubako Bento Box Dark Color The impression of the furoshiki

The impression of the furoshiki changes when it is wrapped

The bowl features a delicate design of flowers and grasses

These auspicious designs have been widely used in Arita ware porcelain by the potters of the past

This pattern is popular among those who hope their babies' good health and growth

The warm texture of the stoneware gives it a relaxing softness in the mouth that will bring out the rich and delicate flavor of Japanese tea

Bamboo Grass Maki-e Two Tiers Jubako Bento Box Dark Color The impression of the furoshikiThis two tiered Jubako Bento box is decorated with "Maki e" on bamboo grass and lacquered with "Tame nuri". "Maki e" is a lacquerware decoration technique in which design is drawn in lacquer, over which gold, silver, or other metal powder is sprinkled while the lacquer is wet. "Tame nuri" is a lacquerware technique in which a middle coat of lacquer is applied and then polished with a coat of tame nuri lacquer, so that the more time passes, the more