Perhaps you, too, have made a mistake in viewing this item. This work is not something woven from thinly sliced materials. It is an extraordinary piece. This is a Komabako (a box for Shogi pieces) by the second-generation Riichi Ohashi (1953-), a leading figure in ultra-high-end art kumiko, made of inscribed Jindaikeyaki (ancient Japanese zelkova) with Honneji-kumiko lattice. "Honneji-kumiko" is a technique that has been a secret for a long time. It looks as if it is woven like bamboo, but it is impossible to weave with wood in the first place. In reality, each individual part is assembled using a special technique. It's an incredibly painstaking technique. Once completely assembled, it is said that it can never be disassembled. The material is Jindaikeyaki, and the Honneji-kumiko lattice gives this piece an astonishingly high level of completion. It is a work of art that can be said to have poured in advanced techniques and time without reservation. The artist's signature is on the back. A sample of the Honneji-kumiko parts is not included. Size: Approximately 10.4 cm * approximately 10.4 cm, Height approximately 7.3 cm It took about 3 seconds for the lid to close after releasing it. Includes original paper box, matching cloth, and bookmark.