Bon - Japanese Lacquer Vermillion - Tray "Mokko"
Bon - Japanese Lacquer Vermillion - Tray "Mokko"
Bon - Japanese Lacquer Vermillion - Tray "Mokko"
Bon

Bon - Japanese Lacquer Vermillion - Tray "Mokko"

SKU: TSMK00304 W320 D320 H12

€420

These trays and plates are created based on the traditional shapes of serving dishes. In the old times, metal dishes had flower-shaped rims. The traditional shapes were then used for lacquerware and chinaware and further passed down. Various dishes have been created based on these shapes. The whole design has a rhythmic movement and makes a dining table look effortlessly beautiful. The simple dishes and foods in terms of shape and colour will match well with Bon and Bonbon. Though the basic shapes are made using a machine, the concave parts are chiselled by craftsmen one by one. The handiwork gives them a vibrant presence. That is why we value craftsmanship the most when making our products.

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SPECIFICATIONS
Material: Japanese Horse Chestnut
Finish: Japanese Lacquer (Urushi) Vermillion
Size: Width 320 Depth 320 Height 12
*The specification's sizes are "mm".
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Lacquerware is an ancient Japanese craft where lacquer (urushi) is applied in multiple layers to materials like wood, bamboo, and paper to increase the strength and water resistance of the material. The base substance is the sap obtained from the trunk of the urushi tree, which is then purified, refined, and mixed with different pigments. Thanks to its excellent water resistance and heat retention properties combined with the beauty of lacquer, it has long been a popular material for creating works of art and items for daily use.

HANDLING

Wash lacquerware using a mild soap, as you would do with glassware or ceramics. Please avoid using aggressive detergents, polishing sponges, or scrubbers; use a soft sponge or cloth instead. After washing, we recom mend that you use a soft dishcloth to remove any moisture immediately. Wiping your lacquerware carefully polishes the surface and adds a shine that deepens gradually. Be careful not to stack lacquerware dishes together with ceramics and other hard-surfaced products when washing or storing to avoid scratches. Lacquerware does not respond well to sudden dryness, temperature changes, and UV-rays. Do not place your dishes under direct sunlight for many hours, and avoid placing them in the refrigerator,dishwasher,microwave,or oven. Leaving lacquerware dishes soaked in water or suddenly pouring hot water into them may cause peeling of the coating, discoloration, and deformed wood.

 

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MATERIALS AND CARE - TABLEWARE

The tax amount, VAT rate, and duty rate vary from 5% to 20%, depending on the country. 

Payment of duties

Import VAT, and other taxes associated with the importation of the purchased product will be communicated to you by the courier at customs clearance via email or on your registered telephone number. Depending on where you live, you may have to pay at the time of delivery to your address.

 

Estimated delivery time

All products are order-made and carefully processed, assembled, and finished by our craftsmen in Japan.

Regarding the tableware and small products, we ship the goods within 7 days if we have stocks. If there is no available stock, we will accordingly inform you the lead time of the production.

For large quantities we will contact you.

For any further information, please contact us.

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