Vintage Japanese lacquer-style bowl with a lid

This elegant vintage Japanese lacquerware bowl, complete with a matching lid, is traditionally used for serving soup. The set of five was discovered carefully stored in a box, suggesting its origin from the Showa period (1926-1989). While the box is no longer available, the bowls themselves remain in pristine condition, showing no signs of wear and likely either unused or used only a few times. The bowl is adorned in a rich, traditional red lacquer, featuring a striking design of leaves. One leaf is black with delicate gold tracings, while the other gleams entirely in gold, adding a sophisticated touch to this timeless piece of Japanese craftsmanship. Available at j-okini.com in Malta

This elegant vintage Japanese lacquer-style bowl, complete with a matching lid, is traditionally used for serving soup.

The set of five was discovered carefully stored in a box, suggesting its origin from the Showa period (1926-1989).

While the box is no longer available, the bowls themselves remain in pristine condition, showing no signs of wear and likely either unused or used only a few times.

The bowl is adorned in a rich, traditional red, featuring a striking design of leaves.

One leaf is black with delicate gold tracings, while the other gleams entirely in gold, adding a sophisticated touch to this timeless piece of Japanese craftsmanship.