Akita Kawatsura Lacquerware Chinkin "Honshu/Hon-nuri" Set of Four Pine, Bamboo, and Plum Oshōgatsu (New Year's) Sake Set, Natural Wood

This is a pure gold inlaid lacquerware Oshogatsu (New Year's) sake set from Kawatsura Lacquerware in Akita.
It is handmade with natural wood and genuine lacquer, featuring hand-painted gold inlay.
The color is Honshu (deep vermilion) and there is a mark on the Japanese paper wrapping bag.

You will feel the lightness and warmth when you hold it, and it has a very gentle and pleasant woody aroma.

My mother, who loves lacquerware, purchased this and cherished it.

One detail: please check the image for the silver-colored fittings on both sides of the sake container. I believe they are made of very light tin. (I don't think it's a material that rusts.)
There are no issues with their movement.
The color is the traditional Japanese vermilion red.

I believe this is a very good value.

Size:
Sake tray:
36 cm x 23 cm x H 8.5 cm
Sake container (main body): Diameter 11.5 cm
Width from spout to main body: 18 cm
Height including handle: 18.5 cm
Sake cup stand: 11.5 cm x 11.5 cm
Height to top of cup stand: 14 cm
Large sake cup: Diameter 9.7 cm, H 3.5 cm
Medium sake cup: Diameter 8.5 cm, H 2.7 cm
Small sake cup: Diameter 7.0 cm, H 2.2 cm

*All measurements are approximate and taken by an amateur.

*Kawatsura Lacquerware is a traditional craft from Yuzawa City, Akita Prefecture.
With over 800 years of history since the Kamakura period, it is made by artisans specializing in different stages of production, using natural wood and natural lacquer.
The more you use it, the deeper its character becomes.