Purveyor to the Imperial Household Agency Urushi Ware Yamada Heiando Bonbonniere Caramel BOX YAMADA HEIANDO A bonbonniere, a container for sugar candies like konpeito, is a lucky charm in French, meaning "vessel of happiness." In Japan, it has been given as a gift at Imperial family celebrations since the Meiji era when Western culture was adopted, and the custom continues today. A bonbonniere closely associated with the royal family, with a design unique to traditional Japanese crafts. From that desire, a bonbonniere unique to the Imperial Household Agency's purveyor was born, with Japanese auspicious patterns drawn using the traditional maki-e (sprinkled picture) technique. May you be happy for many years to come, through the springs and autumns. The "Spring and Autumn" design embodies such a wish. Cherry blossoms of spring and autumn leaves are depicted in gold. The large design is easy to see from a distance and will add a modern touch to a large room such as a living room. Price: 9,730 yen □Dimensions: (Width W 11 x Depth D 11 x Height H 7) cm □Weight: Approximately 130 g □Shipping cost borne by the seller: 390 yen *Please be sure to check the profile to prevent any trouble. For items with shipping included, the shipping method may be changed. Thank you for your understanding. 【☆We have many other items for sale, please check them out】 Vintage Showa Retro Object Ornament Interior Art Antiques Collectibles Art Crafts Antiques Interior Home Accessories Art Folk Crafts Good Fortune Treasure Auspicious Health Longevity Prosperity Happiness Celebration Good Luck Avoiding Evil Luck