Classiky mitsou bento box

Unlike bento boxes with gaskets on the lid, you can't put things like soup in them, but the cuteness of the enamel and illustrations makes me feel like I'm forgiven for everything. I think it would be good not only as a lunch box, but also as a butter case or a small sewing tool holder.

The three types with illustrations were designed by mitsou.
``It's not an illustration of an object, but an illustration of a pattern, such as a polka dot pattern, a line, or a border.If that's something like that, I feel like I'd like to try it myself.''This is a bento box by mitsou.
On the back side, there is a small CLASSIKY'S logo or Mitsu's signature.

variations
30011-00 Enamel
30011-01 Whole
30011-02 Tenten
30011-03 Azuki-colored circle

Specifications
Size/W15.5×D9.5×H4.8cm
Material: Steel plate enamel finish

Please note
・This product is not a sealed type. The lid is designed to be placed on the main body, so unlike bento boxes with gaskets, you cannot put juicy side dishes in them.
・Design, specifications, prices, etc. are subject to change.
・The dimensions and weight shown are approximate. There may be differences from the actual product.
・Due to the effects of your browser and display, the images shown may differ in color and texture from the actual product.

mitsou (Mariko Okumura)
Born in Fukuoka Prefecture in 1973. Fabric accessory artist under the name mitsou.
As an illustrator, he works in magazines and advertisements.
His books include “Simple Living” published by WAVE.