Crafted in Japan using the traditional Shippo-yaki (七宝焼) cloisonné enamel technique, this radiant cherry blossom box was originally filled with konpeitō — tiny star-shaped candies symbolizing celebration and affection.
 
Made by Saikosha, a maker known for elegant seasonal enamelware, the piece is finished in soft shades of silvery pink with hand-enameled cherry blossoms in full bloom. The luster and texture come from the layered vitreous glaze applied over metal — a hallmark of high-quality Japanese cloisonné.
 
This collectible is rare to find in the U.S., especially in such pristine condition with its original ceramic inner dish and branded paper inserts still intact. It’s a stunning little heirloom — perfect as a jewelry keeper, gift box, or objet d’art for your vanity or shelf.
 
– Origin: Kyoto, Japan
– Condition: Excellent with inserts
– Dimensions: 3" diameter x 3.5" tall with lid on
– Materials: Enamel over metal (Shippo-yaki), inner ceramic bowl
– Maker: Saikosha
 
 
 
 
 
Includes original packaging insert.