Koyama Kiln Maehata Pottery Three-Tier Jubako Food Box with Temari Ball Pattern, Gold Accents, and Ichimatsu Checkered Design
Elegant Japanese aesthetics come to your table with this three-tier ceramic jubako box from Kozangama by Maebata China. Colorful temari handball motifs, gold accents, and a classic checkered (ichimatsu) pattern turn simple serving or display into something special.
Jubako are traditional Japanese tiered boxes, used for celebratory meals or for presenting snacks to guests. This set, crafted by Kozangama, a studio known for rich, detailed ceramic work, measures 14.8 cm in diameter and stands 17 cm high overall. The top and middle tiers each measure 4.5 cm high, the deeper bottom tier is 6.3 cm high, and the matching lid adds another 3 cm.
This secondhand item is in near mint condition. It was never used for food, kept only as a display piece in a dark, pet-free, and smoke-free space. Due to long-term home storage, it may show minor natural age variations, slight color unevenness from the original manufacturing process, or small scuffs and color loss on the foot ring.
Kozangama Maehata Pottery three-tier jubako food box in the Iro-e Temari pattern, decorated with colorful handball motifs, gold accents, and an ichimatsu checkerboard design.
Unused and displayed only. Long-term storage condition, with possible minor natural aging, slight color variation from manufacturing, light scuffing on the foot ring, and small areas of color irregularity. Diameter: 14.8 cm. Upper and middle tiers: 4.5 cm high each; lower tier: 6.3 cm high; lid height: 3 cm; total height: 17 cm.
