[CASE] BONBONNIERE URARA | OSAKA NANIWA PEWTER WARE

A bonbon case with a nostalgic design!

A bonbon case is a small container traditionally found in Japanese households of the Showa era, used to store bite-sized chocolates or candies, often called bonbons.

It's not just for food—use it to store small items or for various other purposes.

The surface features a swirl pattern, and a handle was added to the lid to create a charming impression.

Tin is a metal resistant to rust and discoloration, so with proper care, it will last a long time and prove very useful.

Adds a charming accent to your dining table or room decor. Also makes a delightful gift for international friends.