Japanese Lacquerware Storage Chest/Bento, Taisho Period, 1920s.

Portable wooden storage/transport container for bento, ceramics, or lacquerware.

Often used for carrying bento boxes to work in the field or for picnics.

This box opens at the front by sliding the panel upwards. Inside, there is one shelf.

A traditional Japanese utility item with decorative value. Convenient for storing small items, it adds beauty to any interior.

Dimensions: height 40 cm, width 43 cm, depth 18 cm.