Japanese Lacquerware Shunkei-Nuri Bento Box Kashiki Kashiwan Tea Ceremony L554 Arts - Other this is an excellent example

this is an excellent example of classic kamakurabori work

Small hole on the top of the box

Two of the drawers have painted inside bottom panels

Japanese Buddhist Costume Sash

Small chip on inside lip of bowl

Japanese Lacquerware Shunkei-Nuri Bento Box Kashiki Kashiwan Tea Ceremony L554 Arts - Other this is an excellent exampleVtg Japanese Lacquerware Wood Box Bento Kashiki This is a vintage Japanese lacquered bento lunch box called jubako. It is one tier and caramel brown, true to the shunkei nuri style of lacquerware. It can also be used as a Kashiki, a bowl or container that holds sweets for Japanese tea ceremonies. The box has kanji written on the sides, and a design of a circle on the lid. Brown Wood, lacquer C1970 Kanji: fuku happiness, hida shunkeinuri Item weight: