Thank you for viewing. This is a round Ohitsu (rice container) made of Magewappa from Odate. I opened it for the photoshoot and washed it once. Therefore, I have listed it as "Like New." It is unpainted, wood finish, and a 7-sun size Ohitsu. Approximately 22cm in diameter and 10.5cm in height. The texture of the wood is soft and warm, and it is very light. ※ You might have the image that unpainted Magewappa requires a lot of care, but actually, it is the easiest among Magewappa products. As long as you dry it thoroughly, you can use it for many years until it physically breaks, and I believe it is eco-friendly and kind to the earth. Besides being an Ohitsu, it can also be used as a lunch box, a confectionery container, etc. I hope you will incorporate it into your daily life, combining it with lacquerware and modern tableware. ※ The price of Magewappa has been rising year by year. Although this item is no longer manufactured, I hope you will consider it. It has been stored at home, so the box has some damage and dirt due to aging, but the contents are very clean. Thank you for your understanding. ※ The price includes shipping. Traditional crafts, crafts, Magewappa, bentwood, Wappa, round, round lunch box, lacquerware, Akita cedar, Odate, Akita, natural wood, confectionery container, tea utensils, Kaiseki utensils, lacquer, tea ceremony, hospitality, jubako (tiered food container), bento, lunch box, obento, Daimaru bento, Ohitsu, Okitsu, Japanese sweets, confectionery bowl, wooden ware, tableware, natural living, Masaki, New Year's, Osechi (New Year's dishes), hospitality, covered container, Hina dolls, Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day), Hatsuzekku (first festival), celebration, sports day, cherry blossom viewing, a life of care, eco-friendly, kind to nature Thank you for viewing.