Japanese lacquerware foliage scroll Makie bonbonniere candy box

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This is a Hida Shunkei lacquer Bonbonniere. In France, a vessel used to hold sugar confections is called a "bonbonniere" and is used for celebrations as a "vessel of happiness".

It is a rare Hida Shunkei lacquer product with Japanese Makie (a Japanese lacquer decoration technique).

[Product information]

Size: 4.7 diameter x 2.75 height inch

Material: Natural wood (solid one piece wood)

Finish: Lacquer painting

Box: Japanese wood box (5 x 5 x 3 inch)

Production (wood / lacquering): In Takayama city, Gifu, Japan

[Production process]

Material: Natural solid wood

Wood production: Each piece is handmade by a craftsman

Undercoating: Two coats of putty to fill holes Three coats by urethane sanding Five coats of surface sanding after each of the above operations.

Lacquering: Hand-painted by a Lacquer Artist Shunkei lacquer is refined from raw urushi lacquer by craftsman.