Xiba Workshop-Beech Butterfly Bowl-Butterfly Bowl L size

https://prime.com.tw/yahoo_img/kihachi_info.jpg / Product Description / As its name suggests, this bowl has an elegant posture like a butterfly. With gentle lines, it creates an elegant sense of simplicity and makes you look more delicate. Combining the centuries-old traditional method of lacquer ware in the mountain, it is formed with a complete selection of complete eucalyptus sculptures. The surface is protected by a lead-free and non-toxic food-grade matt coating, which fully demonstrates the value of traditional craftsmanship in terms of aesthetics or use. For juicy and oily dishes, you can use them with peace of mind. Yamanaka lacquerware - four hundred years of inheritance, the traditional craftsmanship of Ishikawa Prefecture designated by the state Originated in the second half of the 16th century. At that time, a group of craftsmen with logging permits, in order to find high-quality materials for lacquerware, moved to the upper reaches of the hot springs of Kaga Mountain, 20 kilometers, and carried out four hundred years of craft inheritance. "Mountain lacquerware" produces daily necessities such as containers and trays for soups, and makes gifts for visitors who come to Yamanaka Onsen. At the same time as the development of the hot spring industry, the lacquer ware industry has also been developed, and it has become famous as a modern lacquerware that began to introduce technology and raw material development earlier. In the first half of the 19th century, the “Mountain Painter” introduced the technique of “mud painting” (that is, when the paint was not dry, it was sprinkled with gold powder, silver powder, etc., and the picture was drawn on it). The lacquering technique of this period and the inheritance of the technique of “mud painting” laid the foundation for the beautiful “high mud gold painting in the mountains”. At present, "Hanoyama lacquer" products include trays, heavy boxes (package containers for food), tea ceremony equipment, and the like. In 1975, “Mountain lacquerware” was designated as a national traditional handicraft. / Size / W.146 D.137 H.87 mm / Material / Beech / Use and maintenance methods / 1. Use clean water and soft utensils such as cloth or sponge when cleaning. Do not use hard tools to brush, which will cause surface coating to wear and reduce the service life. Please wash dry with dry cloth immediately after washing. Do not soak in water for a long time. 2. This product does not apply to dishwashers, dishwashers, microwave ovens or ovens. 3. This series of products are made of natural wood by hand. Each piece has its own unique wood grain. The color of wood grain will change with time. The color change is the characteristics of wood. Please use it with ease. / Origin / Japan