Lunch box with handle (3-tier) / White bamboo / Kagoshima-JPN 321109-1　鹿児島県/真竹（白竹） 三段手つき豆腐かご（弁当箱）


							



This is lunch basket made from “White bamboo”. 
On this page, we introduce lunch box with handle, 3-tier type.




For 3-tier items, each basket must be made without distortion, 
and the three baskets must be perfectly fit together.
This requires a high level of skill, and the number of people who make them is limited.




This weaving method is often used to make lunch baskets in the Kyūshū(south area of Japan) region.


This careful weaving is important for 3-tier lunch basket, which are taller.


The rim is fastened with brass nails.


The nails are folded tightly.


The corner is bent by heat to a near right angle like this.


The handle is also made of White bamboo.


The basket and handle are fixed at four points using brass nails, so there is no wobble.






The bottom basket is the deepest.


The depths of the middle and upper baskets are the same.




When stacking the 3-tiers, make sure to align the nodes of the bamboo so that they fit snugly together.






You can also change the combination of baskets depending on the occasion of use.




For example, the upper tier and the lid could be for separate baskets.


When 2-tier is enough, try taking out 1-tier.


You can also pull out the upper and middle tiers and use only the 1-tier section.


It can be used for picnics and leisure activities with Onigiri(rice balls), side dishes, desserts, hand towels, forks and spoons, etc.




Even if you don’t fill all 3-tiers with side dishes, 
it would be good to put napkins, cutlery, mugs, tea sets, etc.


You can store various things in this one basket, which may be good for smaller luggage.


It is also recommended to use it as a sewing or handicraft tool box, or as a tea sets container.


We hope you will enjoy using it in a way that best suits you, 
depending on the number of people using it, the occasion, and other factors.




＜Diverse Bamboo Crafts in Kagoshima＞


Kagoshima Prefecture can be said to be a “Bamboo kingdom”
boasting one of the largest bamboo forests in Japan.
Vigorous Madake bamboo and Mōsō bamboo grow in many places.


There is a group of people who have been making bamboo crafts using Madake bamboo for many years.
They are working together to improve their skills and pass them on to new people.


The baskets they make are diverse.
From the traditional basket in southern Japan, to artistic large baskets,
there is no end to their creativity.
We introduce mainly what we can stably supply from among its many products.

This is lunch basket made from “White bamboo”.
On this page, we introduce lunch box with handle, 3-tier type.

For 3-tier items, each basket must be made without distortion,
and the three baskets must be perfectly fit together.
This requires a high level of skill, and the number of people who make them is limited.

This weaving method is often used to make lunch baskets in the Kyūshū(south area of Japan) region.
This careful weaving is important for 3-tier lunch basket, which are taller.
The rim is fastened with brass nails.
The nails are folded tightly.
The corner is bent by heat to a near right angle like this.
The handle is also made of White bamboo.
The basket and handle are fixed at four points using brass nails, so there is no wobble.
The bottom basket is the deepest.
The depths of the middle and upper baskets are the same.
When stacking the 3-tiers, make sure to align the nodes of the bamboo so that they fit snugly together.

You can also change the combination of baskets depending on the occasion of use.

For example, the upper tier and the lid could be for separate baskets.
When 2-tier is enough, try taking out 1-tier.
You can also pull out the upper and middle tiers and use only the 1-tier section.
It can be used for picnics and leisure activities with Onigiri(rice balls), side dishes, desserts, hand towels, forks and spoons, etc.

Even if you don’t fill all 3-tiers with side dishes,
it would be good to put napkins, cutlery, mugs, tea sets, etc.

You can store various things in this one basket, which may be good for smaller luggage.

It is also recommended to use it as a sewing or handicraft tool box, or as a tea sets container.

We hope you will enjoy using it in a way that best suits you,
depending on the number of people using it, the occasion, and other factors.

＜Diverse Bamboo Crafts in Kagoshima＞

Kagoshima Prefecture can be said to be a “Bamboo kingdom”
boasting one of the largest bamboo forests in Japan.
Vigorous Madake bamboo and Mōsō bamboo grow in many places.

There is a group of people who have been making bamboo crafts using Madake bamboo for many years.
They are working together to improve their skills and pass them on to new people.

The baskets they make are diverse.
From the traditional basket in southern Japan, to artistic large baskets,
there is no end to their creativity.
We introduce mainly what we can stably supply from among its many products.


							



This is lunch basket made from “White bamboo”. 
On this page, we introduce lunch box with handle, 3-tier type.




For 3-tier items, each basket must be made without distortion, 
and the three baskets must be perfectly fit together.
This requires a high level of skill, and the number of people who make them is limited.




This weaving method is often used to make lunch baskets in the Kyūshū(south area of Japan) region.


This careful weaving is important for 3-tier lunch basket, which are taller.


The rim is fastened with brass nails.


The nails are folded tightly.


The corner is bent by heat to a near right angle like this.


The handle is also made of White bamboo.


The basket and handle are fixed at four points using brass nails, so there is no wobble.






The bottom basket is the deepest.


The depths of the middle and upper baskets are the same.




When stacking the 3-tiers, make sure to align the nodes of the bamboo so that they fit snugly together.






You can also change the combination of baskets depending on the occasion of use.




For example, the upper tier and the lid could be for separate baskets.


When 2-tier is enough, try taking out 1-tier.


You can also pull out the upper and middle tiers and use only the 1-tier section.


It can be used for picnics and leisure activities with Onigiri(rice balls), side dishes, desserts, hand towels, forks and spoons, etc.




Even if you don’t fill all 3-tiers with side dishes, 
it would be good to put napkins, cutlery, mugs, tea sets, etc.


You can store various things in this one basket, which may be good for smaller luggage.


It is also recommended to use it as a sewing or handicraft tool box, or as a tea sets container.


We hope you will enjoy using it in a way that best suits you, 
depending on the number of people using it, the occasion, and other factors.




＜Diverse Bamboo Crafts in Kagoshima＞


Kagoshima Prefecture can be said to be a “Bamboo kingdom”
boasting one of the largest bamboo forests in Japan.
Vigorous Madake bamboo and Mōsō bamboo grow in many places.


There is a group of people who have been making bamboo crafts using Madake bamboo for many years.
They are working together to improve their skills and pass them on to new people.


The baskets they make are diverse.
From the traditional basket in southern Japan, to artistic large baskets,
there is no end to their creativity.
We introduce mainly what we can stably supply from among its many products.