I made a small box from Japanese cedar within the grounds of Ise Jingu Shrine. Cutting down trees on shrine grounds is generally prohibited, but there are cases where they become available on the market due to fallen trees, etc. The damage to the lid has been left as is, preserving the natural texture. When I shaved it, it was completely different from ordinary cedar, with a lot of oil and dense annual rings, giving a sense of its age. You might even feel the power of Ise Jingu... To give it a luxurious feel, I used a glossy urethane coating. ■Size: Width 202, Depth 114, Height 52 (Box depth 27) mm ■Material: Ise Jingu cedar ■Coating: Urethane, glossy ※ The grain and color may differ between the photos and the actual product due to lighting conditions. There may also be cracks or warping, which are characteristics of solid wood. There may be some instability associated with this. Knots and cracks that do not interfere with use have been left as they are. As this is a natural material and handmade product, there may be some minor scratches, color unevenness, cracks, or warping. Please understand this before purchasing.