Matsuya Shikkiten produces and distributes Echizen Lacquerware since 1905, lacquerware with 1500 years of tradition.
Original goods of "Shirakinuri," born in 2002, are coated with paint that maximizes the grain of shiraki (plain wood) and finished with a transparent, low-gloss urethane coating. One of their features is their natural texture, as they produce a feeling of material similar to the state of shiraki (plain wood).
An interiorly vermilion-lacquered version of this good was used in the movie "Megane."
It's a nest of boxes playing a very active part in events such as home parties, sports days, picnics, and cherry-blossom viewing parties. It could, of course, be used for Japanese traditional New Year's dishes as well. The simple and beautiful nest of boxes matches any kind of dish and useful in every kind of situation. They are easy to be cared for and maintained, as fried foods can be put as well.
I would like to thank you for getting the parcel to me so fast in the end.
The beautiful products inside were worth the wait and I will treasure them.
The quality and workmanship of each item is exquisite.
I look forward to ordering from you again.
Kindest regards and
どうもありがとうございます.
T.H. from Ireland
Hello, very nice, very satisfied with the product, thank you!
J.D. from Canada
Thank you. I really like your products and your high efficiency. Hope there’ll be more new products on the market. And I also recommend my friends shopping on your website.
R.Y. from Taiwan
This item is usually shipped in 3 business days. If out of stock, we will inform you of the estimated shipping date.
Matsuya Shikkiten Lunch Box
Size: About 18.2x18.2xH11.8cm
Weight: About 682g
Material: Ash (Urethane Coating)
Price: 14,000 JPY
Matsuya Shikkiten Additional Box
Size: About 18.2x18.2xH6cm
Weight: About 260g
Material: Ash (Urethane Coating)
Size: About 16.5x16.5xH3.6cm
Material: Ash, Urethane
Price: 1,200 JPY
Matsuya Shikkiten
Founded in Kawada District of Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, in 1905. Domestically practices all stages from the production of unlacquered wood to the dyeing process, and produces original products called "Shirakinuri," which is characterized by its natural texture that utilizes techniques of lacquer work. One of their lunch box series has appeared on a Japanese movie.
