Lacquer ware production in the Wakasa region of Japan began during the edo period in the 17th century. Well known throughout Japan as the region that produces the finest lacquer ware in the country, the traditions of the Wakasa lacquer artisans, with their fine craftsmanship and attention to detail, continue to this day. This large rectangular tray measures 18-3/4 inches long, and is a great size for bar or tea service, hors d'oeuvres, or even breakfast in bed. High-gloss, black lacquer finish.
Lacquer ware production in the Wakasa region of Japan began during the edo period in the 17th century. Well known throughout Japan as the region that produces the finest lacquer ware in the country, the traditions of the Wak...
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