Three-Tier Sewing Kit Yamanaka Lacquerware ”Vermillion”
Embrace Tradition with Practical Elegance
Indulge in the timeless allure of Japanese craftsmanship with our Traditional Lacquer Sewing Box, meticulously crafted from paulownia wood and adorned with exquisite vermilion lacquer.
Artistic Detail: Intricately engraved with traditional Japanese patterns—the "Seigaiha" (wave) and "Asanoha" (hemp leaf)—this three-tiered box exudes charm and sophistication. The Seigaiha design symbolizes wishes for peaceful days, while the Asanoha embodies hopes for growth, reimagining Japan's age-old patterns for contemporary use.
Functional Design: Secured with a belt crafted from Noto Joufu hemp fabric, this sewing kit is reminiscent of the traditional Japanese 'Ojyu' box, symbolizing the accumulation of blessings. Each tier reveals carefully curated sewing essentials, including scissors, threads, needles, and pins, elegantly arranged for easy access and practical use.
Quality Craftsmanship: From the plum-shaped magnet securing the scissors to the heart-shaped beaded pins, every detail reflects our commitment to preserving Japanese craftsmanship. The materials, including Noto's refined silk and Hiroshima-made sewing needles, ensure durability and functionality.
Size:
- Approximately 2.17" × 2.44" × 3.23"
About "Hiro":
Founded in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Hiro embodies over 85 years of sewing expertise and dedication to quality. From military uniforms to bespoke apparel and original products, we blend tradition with innovation, catering to diverse customer needs and global markets.
Global Recognition: Our original sewing box series, renowned for its craftsmanship and design, garners praise from domestic and international buyers and designers. Available at prestigious department stores and museum shops worldwide, our products showcase the essence of Japanese craftsmanship to a global audience.
Sustaining Tradition: With a steadfast commitment to the "Made in Japan" ethos, we strive to revitalize Japan's sewing industry, preserving the legacy of Japanese craftsmanship for generations to come.
