Thank you for viewing. [Traditional Japanese Craft] A five-tiered food box with a black base and a gold family crest, showcasing the beauty of traditional lacquerware. There are two lids: one with the family crest in gold and the other with a gold outline on a black background. It has been stored at home for a long time. For those who understand that this is a used item, thank you. There are minor scratches, scuffs, and peeling (see arrows in photos 7 and 8). The wooden box has aged and has a dull color. Swords and Wood Sorrel (Kenkatabami) The family crest, Swords and Wood Sorrel (Kenkatabami), is a type of wood sorrel crest known for being used by famous warlords such as Motochika Chosokabe and Tadatsugu Sakai. The wood sorrel crest is one of the most widespread crests, considered one of the "Five Great Crests" along with "Paulownia," "Wisteria," "Quince," and "Hawk Feathers." This family crest, within the wood sorrel crests that make up one of the "Five Great Crests," (along with Maru ni Kenkatabami) boasts an overwhelming share and is known as one of the standard and classic family crests among many family crests. - Design: Black base with a gold family crest - Composition: Five-tiered food box (two top lids, five inner boxes) - Shape: Rectangular food box Size: Food box: Approximately 22.6 cm x 21.0 cm (length x width) Height: Approximately 7.8 cm [per tier] Including the five lids: Approximately 36.8 cm Wooden box: 25.2 cm x 24.0 cm x 51.2 cm Thank you for reading this long description!