Lidded five-tiered jubako and lacquered bowls - Lacquerware bowl and dish set

¥55,000

This is a beautiful new work featuring nested bowls of different sizes.

The first and second bowls on the top are small, deep, and light. Their beautiful wood grain, which makes you want to pick them up and admire them, creates a moving experience when you open the lid.

The third bowl, which was shallow, becomes more rounded and bowl-like.

By the fourth and fifth bowls, you can appreciate their magnificent size and presence, yet they still fit comfortably in your hands and are surprisingly light. This piece allows you to experience both the visual delight and the tactile pleasure of holding them.

Finished with lacquer, these bowls can be used not only as sweet dishes but for various other purposes.

  
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Product Details

Mulberry wood from Nagano Prefecture, wipe-lacquered, one-of-a-kind

[1] From the top: 1st piece - Diameter 11.5cm, Height 3.5cm

   2nd piece - Diameter 12cm, Height 4.5cm

   3rd piece - Diameter 12.5cm, Height 5.5cm

   4th piece - Diameter 13cm, Height 7.5cm

   5th piece - Diameter 13.5cm, Height 9cm

Overall height (including lid knob) 12.5cm, knob part 1.5cm

   Lid: Diameter 14.5cm, Height 2.5cm (4cm including knob)

[2] From the top: 1st piece - Diameter 11cm, Height 2.4cm

   2nd piece - Diameter 11.5cm, Height 3.7cm

   3rd piece - Diameter 12cm, Height 5cm

   4th piece - Diameter 12.5cm, Height 7.5cm

   5th piece - Diameter 13.5cm, Height 8.5cm

Overall height (including lid knob) 11.5cm, knob part 1.5cm

   Lid: Diameter 15cm, Height 2.4cm (4.2cm including knob)

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[Care Instructions]

While wipe-lacquer finished products are water-resistant, please avoid prolonged immersion in water. Do not place in direct sunlight or in high-temperature, high-humidity environments.

[Artisan Profile]

Woodturner Yoshizou Nishiwaki
(Member of the Japan Woodturners' Association, Nagano Prefecture Woodcraft Instructor)

Our products begin with my predecessor's search for raw timber. He searched for wood with forest owners in Nagano Prefecture and neighboring prefectures, and the artisan himself felled the trees. There were many years when we prepared several truckloads of fine timber, but over the years, large, aged trees became scarce. Even buying from the market has become quite expensive, so we carefully craft products from the raw timber left to us by my predecessor. I feel a sense of mission to appreciate such precious wood and to bring out its maximum beauty. Woodcraft may seem simple and understated at first glance, but I believe it is a job that can convey the proof that a tree lived for decades, even centuries. By carefully seasoning raw timber for decades, I teach the wood the seasons and determine the timing for product creation with my own hands. Perhaps I hear the voice of the wood, something only those who have worked with wood for many years can know.

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