Set of 7 Antique Japanese Ohira Lidded Bowls 1933 Gold Maki-e Peony Captivating Iron This Haribako is made from

This Haribako is made from natural wood with a beautifully patterned surface characteristic of Japanese vintage cabinetry

angular lines typical of 1920s–1930s Art Deco aesthetics

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Minor signs of age such as small surface scratches and manufacturing imperfections typical of the era

Set of 7 Antique Japanese Ohira Lidded Bowls 1933 Gold Maki-e Peony Captivating Iron This Haribako is made fromSet of 7 Antique Japanese Ohira Lidded Bowls Showa 8 (1933) Gold Maki e "Peony & Captivating Butterflies" Experience the grand hospitality of the early Showa era with this exceptional set of seven large lacquerware bowls, known as Ohira (or Ume wan). Measuring an impressive 15. 3cm in diameter, these bowls were originally custom made in 1933 (Showa 8) for formal celebratory banquets. Key Features: Artistic "Butterfly & Peony" Maki e: The design is