Striking Japanese Yosegi Zaiku Marquetry Lacquer Box egyptian drawing This set actually includes a

This set actually includes a bonus canister--for instant coffee--in addition to the four others that nest one inside the next: flour

This is the most beautiful clothes pin I think I've ever seen

Super striking in a bright white or mid-century style kitchen

which swivels 360 degrees

8" tall each

Striking Japanese Yosegi Zaiku Marquetry Lacquer Box egyptian drawing This set actually includes aThis gorgeous box is a fine example of Yosegi zaiku, a type of traditional Japanese marquetry which originated during the Edo period in Hakone, a town near Mount Fuji. This one I believe dates to the Meiji period (1868 1912) and features silver hinges on the back and locking mechanism on the front, which now remains unlocked. I find the marquetry patterns and interplay of different wood grains just stunning, feeling both very modern and timeless. And