【Hata Lacquerware】 col. Soji Hako - Brown

Living with a sense of coziness.

Wood Turning is one of the Japanese traditional craft technique of Yamanaka Shikki (lacquer ware in Kanazawa Prefecture) with over 450 years history, using solid pieces of wood to form shapes. “Soji” means “the plain wood” before lacquer applied and this series features the beautiful character of the natural wood. “Hako” means “the box” and it can be used in multiple ways that is perfect for storage of small objects like sewing set or accessories. It is also suitable for food so that it can be a lunch box or tableware for everyday use.

Size: Ø11 x H6.2cm
Volume: appox. 480ml
Weight: 123g


Size: Ø16 x H6.2cm
Volume: appox. 480ml
Weight: 243g

Country of manufacture: Japan
Materials: Castor Aralia (urethane coating)

Remarks:
-Wash in warm water after food use and immediately dry with soft cloth
-Do not leave product in water for a long time
-Do not place in dish washer, microwave, oven or over direct flame

Hata Lacquerware
Established in 1930, Hata Lacquerware has been dedicated to making all kinds of lacquerware using Yamanaka Shikki, a nationally designated traditional craft that has been passed down in Japan for over 450 years. Today, the nearly 100-year-old Hata Lacquerware has been continuously cooperating with different design brands, including the well-known Mute Studio, to create the col. collection, infusing traditional craftsmanship with stylish designs that add colour and vibrancy to everyday objects.