Vintage Japanese Black Lacquer Gold Maki-e Jubako Set of Two with Kiri Wood Storage Boxes

This vintage set includes two jubako food boxes in different sizes, each formed in a classic stacked shape with a fitted lid and housed in a paulownia storage box.

The glossy black lacquer is enriched with fine gold decoration, including pine and plum branches, bamboo leaves, and a family crest on the lid, creating a festive and formal presence.

Traditionally used for serving and presenting special foods, jubako are especially associated with New Year celebrations and other auspicious gatherings. These pieces offer both function and display value, with their crisp geometric form and elegant seasonal motifs lending them a timeless appeal.

Origin: Japan
Era: Late Showa, 1966-1989
Material: Wood, lacquer, gold decoration

Use: Festive food presentation and storage
Features: Two jubako sets in different sizes, fitted lids, black lacquer finish, auspicious pine plum and bamboo motifs, family crest on lid, paulownia storage box

Measurements:

Width: 11”

Diameter: 11”

Height: 21”

*All of our pieces are authentic vintage finds, which means they come with a unique history and character. Signs of age, wear, and minor imperfections are to be expected and are part of what makes each item one-of-a-kind. We do our best to describe and photograph all notable details, so please review the images and descriptions carefully.