Spinning Top Two Tiers Round Jubako Bento Box Fish and soups hold their shape

and soups hold their shape well during cooking while allowing the broth to gently permeate the ingredients and bring out deeper umami

where no mistakes are allowed

one of the most notable design of Kutani ware which has been handed down from the Taisho period (1912–1926 CE)

While rooted in Japanese tea traditions

Spinning Top Two Tiers Round Jubako Bento Box Fish and soups hold their shapeThis colorful two tiered Jubako Bento box is decorated with "Koma(spinning top) nuri" and "Tame nuri," two of Yamanaka Lacquerware's distinctive features. "Koma nuri (spinning top lacquring)" was popular among the common people in the mid Edo period and refers to an eye catching, multicolored lacquering technique. The result looks like Japanese spinning tops, which are said to bring good luck, and this lavishly colored design is perfect for festive