Japanese people love adding all sorts of art into their lunch boxes so called, Bento. Rice balls with funny faces, apples carved into rabbits...
Here are ultimate versions of Bento! They are actually not for lunch time but for New Year. They are called Osechi and usually prepared on new year's eve so that families (mainly women, traditionally...) can take it easy and enjoy new year's day.
Variety of dishes are put neatly into boxes and each has a special meaning to celebrate new year and family health.
Would you like to try?
frame napkin : Art of Mess!
Features frame napkin that is a framed white napkin you can create your own art.
Features frame napkin that is a framed white napkin you can create your own art.
Beautiful Kimono Motif Tableware by Tomita
Features NUSSHA, kimono motif tableware designed by Milan-based designer, Kazuhiko Tomita.
Features NUSSHA, kimono motif tableware designed by Milan-based designer, Kazuhiko Tomita.
Beautiful Japanese lacquer-work Lunch Boxes
Features beautiful Japanese lacquer-work lunch boxes by HAKOYA.
Features beautiful Japanese lacquer-work lunch boxes by HAKOYA.
Beautiful Plates Created by Hiroyuki Fushihara
Features beautiful plates created by Hiyoyuki Fushihara.
Features beautiful plates created by Hiyoyuki Fushihara.
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