Original: $63.00
-65%$63.00
$22.05The Story
These early Showa-era lacquerware lidded nimono or side-dish bowls were reserved for serving guests on special occasions and kept within a family for two generations. Each one’s lacquer is a deep iron-red, with lids hand-painted with gilt peonies — a symbol of good fortune, wealth, prosperity.
The footed lids are designed to keep contents warm but can be flipped over to also double as an extra side dish.
See matching, chrysanthemum suimonon/rice bowls here.
Sold individually
Base material: wood
Japanese lacquer coating
Diameter 12cm x Height 7.5cm
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
These early Showa-era lacquerware lidded nimono or side-dish bowls were reserved for serving guests on special occasions and kept within a family for two generations. Each one’s lacquer is a deep iron-red, with lids hand-painted with gilt peonies — a symbol of good fortune, wealth, prosperity.
The footed lids are designed to keep contents warm but can be flipped over to also double as an extra side dish.
See matching, chrysanthemum suimonon/rice bowls here.
Sold individually
Base material: wood
Japanese lacquer coating
Diameter 12cm x Height 7.5cm
