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Flowers with Golden Decoration Candy Box

Sale price$315.00 USD

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Description

This Yamanaka lacquerware candy box has a unique design in a shape of "Houju". Lacquered in chic red lacquer, it is elegantly decorated with spring wild flowers. 

"Houju" is a spherical ball with a pointed head and a flame burning in it, symbolizing the Buddha and his teachings in Buddhism. It is said that when you obtain the houju, any wish will come true and it will produce the treasure you want.

The lid not only makes it easy to store sweets, but also gives you the pleasure of opening it to see what wonderful sweets will appear. Please enjoy the moment of opening the lid in front of your family and guests.

It can be used to hold delicacies, condiments, accessories, making it an eye-catching item for your table. 

Red Spring Flowers Yamanaka Lacquerware Candy Box - MUSUBI KILN - Quality Japanese Tableware and Gift
Flowers with Golden Decoration Candy Box Sale price$315.00 USD
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