[Antique] Aizu Lacquerware Sweet Dish, Black Inner Vermilion Finish

*This product is an antique. It is not a new product, so please be careful if you are looking for a new product.

This is an antique Aizu lacquerware sweet dish made during the Showa period.

The company that manufactured this product, Kyosei Kogei, no longer exists, but in the past (1970s) it was a company possessing advanced skills and even won a Technology Award from the Japan Paint Technology Association.

This vessel, finished with such high skill, has a lustrous black inner vermilion finish (black on the outside and vermilion on the inside) and is decorated with a picture of leaf buds around the edges.

The natural wood base is finished with a coat of genuine lacquer, making it durable, lightweight, and easy to use for everyday use.

The round, bulging shape and the lustrous color of the genuine lacquer make it perfect for storing and enjoying Japanese sweets.

Precautions when using lacquer products

- Please be careful when handling lacquerware.

- When storing or using the tableware with other tableware, rubbing it against other tableware or scratching it with nails can cause the lacquer or urethane coating to peel off.

・Please wash gently by hand, dry with a soft cloth, and store out of direct sunlight. Please strictly follow these instructions to protect the painted surface for a long time.

・Do not soak the product in water as this may cause the paint to deteriorate or peel off.

・Never use the product in a microwave, oven, over an open flame, or in a dishwasher, as this may cause damage to the painted surface.

・As this is a lacquerware item, please take care when it comes into contact with other items, rubs against them, or drops. This can cause the paint to peel or lose its luster.