Set of Wooden Plates, Tsugaru Lacquerware, Shōwa Period, Japan.
A beautiful set of five lacquered wooden plates in their original cardboard packaging.
Dimensions: height 2 cm, diameter 12 cm.
The thick plates are made from light wood and weigh almost nothing.
The underside is black lacquered, while the Tsugaru (津軽塗り, Tsugaru-nuri) lacquer technique has been used for the top.
This traditional and time-consuming lacquer technique involves applying multiple layers of lacquer, each being polished again. This creates a distinctive pattern of red, green, black, and gold.
Tsugaru lacquerware is a combination of craftsmanship, aesthetic value, and functionality, making it a beloved traditional art form in Japan.
This set is in perfect condition and is a rare find. It is not only a beautiful decorative accent but also functional for serving snacks, as a coaster for tea drinking, ...




