Japanese Wooden Carved Kashigata Cake Mold Vtg Sweet Wagashi Chrysanthemum Kg628 glass bottle Signature on the paper: 伊藤

Signature on the paper: 伊藤 嘉晃 (Kako Ito)

Details: This is a vintage Japanese lacquerware bowl from Japan

I think it was used as a lighting fixture in a room before the war

Kanji on the box lid: Kutani

16 cm long x 22 cm wide

Japanese Wooden Carved Kashigata Cake Mold Vtg Sweet Wagashi Chrysanthemum Kg628 glass bottle Signature on the paper: 伊藤Vintage Japanese Kashigata, Cake and Candy Mold Japanese kashigata are hand carved wooden molds used to make higashi since the Edo period. Higashi is a broad category of wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) and is a low moisture treat made with soybean flour or rice flour, fine sugar, and other ingredients. These materials are packed tightly into kashigata molds and dried to create beautiful designs and shapes. Many of these sweets can be found in