It is a tray that symbolizes Kuroe Ware, which was made in the Taisho era, but it was not inherited because there was no successor. The Shikishima Bon was revived to the present by the 5th generation pond shop owner and the traditional craftsman "Katsuhiko Hayashi" teaming up.
IKESHOU SIKKI is located in "Kuroe", Kainan City, Wakayama Prefecture, which has been said to be the town of Kishu lacquer ware since ancient times. We have been operating here for over 140 years since our establishment.
Contrary to the small front entrance, the depth of the store is very wide, and there are various traditional crafts centered on Kishu lacquer ware, especially Inden boasts the best selection in Kansai.
IKESHOU SIKKI is located in "Kuroe", Kainan City, Wakayama Prefecture, which has been said to be the town of Kishu lacquer ware since ancient times. We have been operating here for over 140 years since our establishment.