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This is a large wooden Hiro-buta,a large tray coated on urushi with family crest done by makie techinique dated mid. 1,900's.Hiro-bura is used for `Yuinou',Betrothal ceremony.Betrothal ceremony is a Japanese tradition and its origin goes back to Muromachi era. Yuinou means literally connect and contribute. It also signifies connect heart to heart, family to family. Ceremony procedures vary by regions, and provinces and there are Yuinou Kazari.They are exchanged at ceremony varies by regions depending on its customs and traditions. Every Yuinou Kazari has a special meaning that wishes a prosperous family and they are placed on this tray,and this must belong to Nishimura family which use this wood sorrel family crest.This family creat has meaning of prosperity and being loved for a long time from the look.It has fine rim on top in silver and black with gold looks so gorgeous.It comes in gorgeous original wooden box with an artist name on the back,also have 2 cushions. There are very minor scratches,and small dent on the silver,but it does not have any prominet flaws. This will pefect for papers,linen goodsfor your guest!
