Japanese antique lacquerware plate dating back at least 100 years. It is decorated with elegant maki-e floral motifs, featuring green leaves and gold-toned flowers against a deep reddish-brown lacquered surface.
Maki-e is a traditional Japanese lacquer decoration technique in which gold or other metallic powders are applied to lacquer to create delicate patterns and designs.
Its shallow form is ideal for serving sushi, sashimi, appetizers, wagashi, and other small dishes.
* 10 in stock.
* Price is for 1
W 10.5 cm x H 2.6 cm / 35 - 42g
Good antique condition ★★★☆☆
No chips, NO cracks.
* As this is an antique item, there are some minor scratches and signs of wear due to age. Please understand this before purchasing.
*NO microwave, NO dishwasher.
* Please keep it away from direct sunlight.
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All wooden tableware we offer are genuine, heirloom-grade Japanese lacquerware.
They are made from natural wood, finished with 100% natural Urushi lacquer, and crafted entirely by hand in Japan, following traditional methods. (Plastic sinks in water — real wood floats)
Especially with antique lacquerware, the refinement of craftsmanship and the timeless beauty of form are truly exceptional — qualities that cannot be replicated by modern industrial substitutes.
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