Thank you for viewing. Lacquerware, known as "Japan" in English, is a craft that Japan is proud to present to the world. Among them, Wajima-nuri, a specialty of Wajima, is a representative Japanese lacquerware known for its durability and splendor. It has been made in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, since the Muromachi period. This is a large bowl modeled after the "Goshiki Wan," which was made in Goshika no Sato (present-day Noto Town, Ishikawa Prefecture) from the Muromachi period. It has a high foot and a generous shape, and is almost twice the size of a regular bowl. Wajima-nuri, which is completed by the hands of many craftsmen, has a life of its own, and also embodies the Wajima people's desire to "make good lacquerware." I think it would be great to use it for soba noodles, ozoni (New Year's soup), miso soup with plenty of vegetables, etc. It's also the perfect size for rice bowls. 【Size】 Diameter: Approximately 14.1 cm, Inner diameter: Approximately 13 cm Height: Approximately 11.1 cm, Foot height: Approximately 2.8 cm Weight: Approximately 327g ※Made of natural wood, so it will float even if submerged in water. ★Urushi lacquer ※Arai-shu color ★Base material → Natural wood ※Undercoat → Jino-ko (earth powder) coating ★Production workshop/Sales → Kakuto Shikkiten SK-IK-0061 ※SK → Lacquerware IK → Ishikawa Prefecture Wajima Lacquerware Commerce and Industry Cooperative ★Original box included, Accessories → Bookmark included. 【Condition】 Unused. Since it is a personal inspection, there may be oversights, so please only purchase if you understand. Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous, as this is a long-term storage item. Simple cleaning has been done. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. Management number 443