Letters, documents, and small keepsakes ... The traditional Kishu lacquered paperware paperwork adds a touch of class to your desk or living room. In recent years, it is also fashionable by the computer side. It will be a classy stationary, so it is recommended as a gift or souvenir for those who live abroad. Kishu Coki (Kishu Lacquerware) is said to be the beginning of the Muromachi period. The painting technique has been passed down to excellent lacquer workers, and has been designated for traditional crafts by the Department of Committee in 1955. This is a beautiful, durable, and easy to use coloring item. Please enjoy the beautiful coloring process. Made in Japan (Wakayama Prefecture) [Model Number] bn-54 [Size (Approx.): 13.4 x 9.7 x 3.0 inches (34 x 24.8 x 7.5 cm); [Material] Urea resin; Paint Type: Cashew paint