Antique Japanese Vermilion Hexagonal Lacquer Box Gold Maki-e Floral Motif Kasuri Add a bit of traditional

Add a bit of traditional style and keep your hashi clean with these hashioki

and the back is undecorated

This Nakiri Hocho with a double-sided blade used in the Japanese kitchen to prepare fish for sashimi

The heavy ceramic at 3 1/2 lbs each (7 lbs total) provides a sturdy base for larger and taller arrangements

Antique Japanese Vermilion Hexagonal Lacquer Box Gold Maki-e Floral Motif Kasuri Add a bit of traditionalAn exceptional example of Japanese lacquer artistry, this hexagonal legged box features a brilliant vermilion (shu urushi) ground adorned with an elegant maki e design of botan (peony) and susuki (autumn grasses) in raised gold and fine hiramaki e detailing. The composition flows organically across the six facets of the box, harmonizing delicate trailing vines and clusters of blossoms rendered in luminous powdered gold with subtle flecks of nashiji.