Youna Matsushita Japanese Calligraphy Wall Art - Raijin "雷神" nishi79 The design of the box

The design of the box may vary and may differ from the one pictured

the ceramic lid (top half of the pear) and the wooden spoon (the pear stem)

it's smartly designed to disassemble for thorough cleaning

except for the 'waist'

Youna Matsushita Japanese Calligraphy Wall Art - Raijin "雷神" nishi79 The design of the box"" Raijin The God of Thunder, embodies the awe inspiring force of thunderstorms in Japanese mythology, representing power, strength, and the elemental fury of nature. This character symbolizes the electrifying might of thunder, evoking imagery of crashing bolts, rumbling skies, and the dynamic energy of storms. What occasions warrant its invocation? The character "" holds profound significance within traditional Japanese calligraphy and cultural