Vintage Japanese Showa-Era Lacquerware “Koma” Spinning Top striped container

Vintage Japanese Showa-Era Lacquerware “Koma” Spinning Top Lidded Container Bring a touch of mid‑century Japanese charm into your home with this beautifully crafted Showa‑era lacquered wooden container, designed in the traditional koma (spinning top) style. Its bold concentric rings—red, black, green, yellow, and white—capture the playful, nostalgic aesthetic of Japan’s 1950s–70s folk art. Originally used as a kashiki (confectionery container) or komono‑ire (small item holder), this piece is both decorative and functional. Perfect for storing jewelry, keepsakes, or simply displaying as a vibrant accent in any room. Features • Authentic Japanese folk art design • Classic Showa retro color palette • Hand‑turned lacquered wood with a glossy finish • Lidded container with central knob • Ideal for sweets, trinkets, or display • A striking collectible for lovers of Japanese decor Condition Vintage condition with light, age‑appropriate wear. Lacquer is glossy and colors remain vivid. 5” x4” Why You’ll Love It This piece embodies the warmth and whimsy of mid‑century Japanese craftsmanship. Whether you’re a collector or simply love unique decor, it adds instant character and cultural depth to any space.