◼️ Wajima-nuri (Wajima lacquerware) Five-Tiered Food Box. Includes two lids, allowing for use with varying numbers of tiers. Made in the Meiji era by Fukuda Jihachi. The exterior is black, the interior is vermilion, and the stacking sections are gold, making it simple and easy to pair with any other tableware. Comes with a wooden box. ◼️ Wooden box dimensions: Height approx. 46cm, Width approx. 31cm, Depth approx. 26.7cm Height of two tiers (including lid): approx. 16.8cm Height of three tiers (including lid): approx. 24.5cm One tier: Height approx. 8cm, Width approx. 24.2cm, Depth approx. 23cm, Thickness approx. 1cm Inner dimensions: Depth approx. 6.5cm, Width approx. 21.5cm, Depth approx. 21cm ◼️ This item has been stored at home for a long time. It appears that only two tiers have been used, as the wrapping paper has been removed. (Photos 3-4) The remaining three tiers are still in their wrapping paper (Photos 3-5) (glued). The wrapping paper was removed for photography, but due to aging, it is difficult to rewrap, so it will only be included. The wooden box has stains. The wrapping paper shows signs of aging. As it was stored stacked, there are scratches on the gold leaf of the overlapping sections. (Photos 8-10) Also, there is dullness on the surface. There are areas where the gold leaf seems to have transferred to other places. (Photos 11 and 12 show the same area) (Photo 13) There is a dent on the bottom. The lacquer is intact, so it may be an original scratch. (Photos 14-15) This is a very old item, so please understand this before purchasing. ◼️ Shipped via anonymous delivery, Mercari service.