This authentic 1940s Japanese Wajima-jō lacquer Jubako is a beautifully crafted food and lunch box traditionally used for special occasions,
celebrations, and seasonal gatherings in Japan.
Handcrafted in the renowned Wajima region, Japan’s most respected center for
high-quality urushi lacquer, this piece reflects exceptional durability,
a deep glossy finish, and refined traditional aesthetics developed over centuries.
Sourced directly from a Japan Government Auction, this Jubako comes with clear
provenance and is a genuine vintage example of Japanese lacquer artistry.
🟢 ✅ Authentic 1940s Japanese Jubako
🟢 ✅ Wajima-jō urushi lacquer craftsmanship
🟢 ✅ Traditional food storage box
🟢 ✅ Deep glossy lacquer finish with elegant design
🟢 ✅ Used for celebrations and special occasions
🟢 ✅ From Japan Government Antique Auction
🟢 ✅ Ideal for collectors, tea ceremony, or display
📦 Condition Notice
This is a vintage item with history.
Due to age, there may be:
Minor surface wear
Small lacquer imperfections
Natural patina consistent with age
These signs of age enhance its authenticity and character.
👉 Please review all photos carefully and judge the condition for yourself.
🌿 About Wajima Lacquer
Wajima-jō lacquerware is prized for its strength and longevity, created using
multiple layers of natural urushi and traditional reinforcement techniques.
Pieces from this region are known to last generations and are highly collectible.
This is a one-of-a-kind vintage find, perfect for collectors of Japanese art,
tea ceremony lovers, or as a refined wabi-sabi interior accent.
📢 Important Shipping Policy Update
To ensure safe delivery, we currently ship one item per order only.
Orders with multiple items may be canceled and refunded. Once your item arrives safely, you’re welcome to place another order.
📦 Condition
Please review all photos carefully, as they form part of the item description. Dimensions and additional details are provided in the images.
