In Japan, "urushi" (lacquer) has been utilized since the Jomon period, supporting Japanese life and culture.

This elegant box features a design combining large flowers and arabesques in gold, with the interior beautifully coated in vermilion lacquer, serving as a lacquered sweets container.

The arabesque pattern depicted intertwines stems and leaves of creeping plants, creating curved motifs that symbolize vitality and continuous growth, embodying meanings such as prosperity and longevity.

This stylish design seamlessly blends elements of Japanese and Western aesthetics, offering versatile uses beyond candy as a convenient accessory holder, for instance.

It's also highly recommended as a gift.

【Maker】”isuke”
【Size】φ4.92in × H2.75in


Founded over 180 years ago in Kyoto, "isuke" specializes in lacquerware and lacquer products. 
With a concept focused on "Simple, Modern, and Practical Japanese lacquerware," they leverage their extensive knowledge, experience, and network built over many years to deliver lacquerware of impeccable quality.