Nabeshima Tortoiseshell Pattern Sakazuki Flat Sake Cup Salad Bowl where one-quarter of each overlaps

where one-quarter of each overlaps the next

enhanced with a subtle metallic sheen

The high-quality craftsmanship of Yamanaka Lacquerware's technique of "Suri-urushi" enhances the beauty of the wood grains of these plates

This soy sauce dispenser on the table gently soothes you with the beautiful four seasons of Japan

also known as moss pink or shibazakura

Nabeshima Tortoiseshell Pattern Sakazuki Flat Sake Cup Salad Bowl where one-quarter of each overlapsThis sakazuki flat sake cup is meticulously decorated with the traditional kikko "tortoiseshell" design using extremely fine brush strokes drawn by skilled craftsmen. The name of this tortoiseshell pattern is the Bishamon kikko pattern, inspired by the chain armor of Bishamonten, the god of war. It features the mitsumori kikko motif, with three tortoiseshell shapes interlinked to form a unified design. The inner surface of the sakazuki flat sake cup