Hi eight workshop room bowl U type

https://prime.com.tw/yahoo_img/kihachi_info.jpg / Product Description / The material of the lacquerware is taken from the precious eucalyptus (Chinese common name: oak), which is a very hard wood species. The suspension shaft is used to make a bowl that is both beautiful and fashionable. Because it is less able to show the texture of the wood itself after painting, it maintains the natural appearance of the wood, and the surface is protected by a lead-free and non-toxic food-grade matt coating that gives consumers peace of mind to show the texture of the eucalyptus craft. For juicy and oily dishes, you can use them with peace of mind. The coffin has a unique and obvious tiger-striped road like a tiger, and it can also present a poetic image like a landscape painting, elegant and subtle. The feel of the bowl is excellent, and the touch of natural materials will definitely make you love it. It can be called a craft that is both "inside and outside". Even if it is presented alone, it has a full sense of existence. The beautiful tiger pattern given by nature, combined with the excellent centuries-old inheritance method of the carpentry staff, personally grinds the beautiful appearance, which is definitely worthy of your collection. It is also very suitable as a gift for relatives and friends. Yamanaka lacquerware - four hundred years of inheritance, the country's designated traditional crafts in Ishikawa. Originated in the second half of the 16th century. At that time, there were a group of artisans who had moved to this place in search of quality materials for making lacquerware. In the 18th century, "Mountain lacquerware" produced daily necessities such as containers and trays for soups, and made gifts for tourists who came to Yamanaka Onsen. At the same time as the development of the hot spring industry, the lacquer ware industry has also been developed, and it has become famous as a modern lacquerware that began to introduce technology and raw material development earlier. In the first half of the 19th century, the “Mountain Painter” introduced the technique of “mud painting” (that is, when the paint was not dry, it was sprinkled with gold powder, silver powder, etc., and the picture was drawn on it). The lacquering technique of this period and the inheritance of the technique of “mud painting” laid the foundation for the beautiful “high mud gold painting in the mountains”. At present, "Hanoyama lacquer" products include trays, heavy boxes (package containers for food), tea ceremony equipment, and the like. In 1975, “Mountain lacquerware” was designated as a national traditional handicraft. / Size / Φ112 × H70 mm / Material / Oak (Oak) / Use and maintenance methods / 1. Use clean water and soft utensils such as cloth or sponge when cleaning. Do not use hard tools to brush, which will cause surface coating to wear and reduce the service life. Please wash dry with dry cloth immediately after washing. Do not soak in water for a long time. 2. This product does not apply to dishwashers, dishwashers, microwave ovens or ovens. 3. This series of products are handmade by natural wood, each with its own unique wood grain. For some products, there will be a landscape-like appearance. Due to the relationship between the natural texture and the texture of the wood, it is impossible to manually select it. Please forgive me. Origin / manufacturing methods Japan