A handcrafted oval magewappa bento lunchbox by Hakata Bentwood Tamaki, made in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Each bento box is carefully crafted from locally sourced cedar wood and woven with sakura bark, without using any metal. The subtle natural grain and handwoven detailing make every piece unique, reflecting centuries of traditional Japanese woodworking. Created by Tamaki Shibata, the 18th-generation artisan and first female craftsman in over 400 years of family history, this bento box blends tradition with modern design. Durable and practical for everyday use, the cedar naturally regulates moisture and enhances the flavor of rice, while the gentle aroma adds an authentic touch to any meal. Each piece carries the legacy of Hakata Bentwood Tamaki, bridging past and present Japanese craftsmanship. About bento boxes: Japanese bento boxes are a daily essential for school, work, and travel all around Japan. Designed for beautifully balanced and portable meals enjoyed at room temperature, they reflect Japan’s appreciation for nutrition and careful presentation. All bento boxes are designed for durability and form, and traditional magewappa bento boxes specially remain a favorite for their natural beauty and craftsmanship, making them not only a convenient item for daily life but also a curated and special piece of culture. Dimensions: Width 18.8 cm × Depth 12.5 cm × Height 5 cm Weight: 98 g Capacity: 500 ml Material: Uncoated cedar wood, sakura bark Craft Type: Woodcraft (bentwood) Origin: Fukuoka, Japan Use: Food container Microwave-safe: No Dishwasher-safe: No Oven-safe: No Reusable: Yes Safety & Use: For food use only. Keep out of reach of young children during use.
