This two-tiered jubako bento box is a stackable container used for serving a bento-like meal. The design on the side and lid is the traditional old Imari floral pattern and is given a modern remake in burgundy. 

Each container is deep enough to hold rice and other side dishes. If you want to make a bento with generous portions, your could put rice in one container and the side dishes in the other. 

You could also serve small confectionaries or dry nuts and snacks for a casual tea gathering in this food box. The modernized floral pattern would go well with any kind of tea cups. 

With its beautiful patterns painted all around the food box, this would be a nice item to set on a table as a home decor item as well. 

Part of the Japan Autumn series, this piece showcases the beauty of Japanese autumn leaves. All colors in this series are reminiscent of autumn foliage and bring a calm elegance to the dining table.