80's Aizu-nuri Small Chest of Drawers Cattleya Mitsu-hiki Chest of Drawers 3-drawer Aizu Lacquerware Seizan-saku Unused / Circa 1980s Aizu-nuri lacquerware is characterized by the beauty of its craftsmanship and the diverse decorations such as maki-e. It was stored in a warehouse without being displayed. ▼ Designated as an Intangible Cultural Property = Aizu-nuri Seizan-saku, a lacquer-painted Mitsu-hiki chest of drawers A valuable traditional craft. The maki-e of orchids (Cattleya) is depicted, and the gradation of the flowers and leaves of the maki-e shining on the black lacquer is beautiful. ▼ The flower language of the queen of orchids (Cattleya) There are meanings such as fascinating, noble beauty, and elegant woman. It comes from the association with graceful and dignified women. Perfect as a gift for someone with a glamorous charm or for interiors that want to create an elegant atmosphere. Size Width: Approximately 21cm Depth: Approximately 20cm Height: Approximately 24cm Although it has never been used, there are some scratches on the maki-e. The box has age-appropriate stains. Those who like antiques will not mind, but if you are concerned, it is best to refrain from purchasing. I would be happy to pass it on to someone who loves antiques. T02067