Thank you for viewing. This item features Zokokunuri, a traditional craft of Kagawa Prefecture, designated as a traditional craft product. The color deepens with age, and the unique shadows of Zokokunuri emerge in the color tones. Material: Natural wood Diameter: Approximately 30cm Height: Approximately 2cm *Measured by a non-professional Unused. Similar-sized trays from Kagawa lacquerware cost around 12,000 yen. [Note] This item is made by hollowing out natural wood, so it is not a perfect circle, and the height is slightly irregular. We recommend that you purchase this item if you appreciate this characteristic. Although it is unused, the outer box has some scratches and discoloration. Overall, I think it is a beautiful item, but please understand that it has been stored for a long time and has been inspected by a non-professional before purchasing. ~Zokokunuri~ Zokokunuri is a method in which raw lacquer is brushed onto processed wood, and then Komo-uchi (brushing on a sepia-colored powder obtained from the aquatic plant "makomo") is applied, followed by a wiping lacquer finish. The more you use it, the more the color deepens with age, and the unique shadows of Zokokunuri emerge in the color tones. Many products such as teacups and round trays are made, and it is also popular as a folk craft.