Komagoma-nuri (Top-painted) Wooden Lacquerware Diameter: Approximately 8cm This is a traditional Japanese decorative technique where colored lacquer, such as vermilion, yellow, and green, is applied in concentric circles using a potter's wheel. It's named "Komagoma-nuri" because it resembles the pattern of a spinning top ("koma") toy. ⭐︎"Work goes smoothly"⭐︎ ⭐︎"Luck turns around"⭐︎ These auspicious meanings, along with wishes for: ⭐︎"Prosperity in business"⭐︎ ⭐︎"Safety and well-being of the household"⭐︎ are often used for lacquerware during New Year's and celebrations. Stored at home. I am committed to a careful transaction. Thank you.