Do you love Japanese cuisine as much as we do? If so, you've probably indulged in a bento box at some point. These delicious and convenient meals have a long and fascinating history that dates back centuries. The bento box tradition can be traced back to the Kamakura period (1185-1333) in Japan. During this time, people would carry their meals in small, portable containers made of bamboo, wood, or metal. These containers were often divided into compartments to hold different types of food, such as rice, vegetables, and fish. Bento boxes became more popular during the Edo period (1603-1868), as they were convenient for travelers and workers who needed a quick and easy meal on the go. The boxes were often elaborately decorated with intricate designs and were considered a status symbol for those who could afford them.
Whether you're enjoying a bento box for lunch or dinner, you can appreciate the rich history and tradition behind this beloved Japanese meal. So next time you dig into a delicious bento box, remember the centuries of culinary heritage that have gone into making it the tasty treat it is today.
DIMESNIONS & MORE INFO
The craftsmanship of our bento box is truly remarkable. Made from high-quality acacia wood, these lunch boxes are not only durable but also beautifully designed.
What's included in each set?
- One divided box, size: 8X5X2.5 inches
- One solid box, size: 8x5x2.5 inches
(Size when boxes are combined: 8x5x5 inches)
- Bamboo spoon & fork
- Elastic band
CARE & USE
Use:
Food safe
Care:
1. Do not put it in the microwave or oven.
2. Hand wash only with a soft, damp towel.
3. Don't soak in dish detergent water for too long.
4. Avoid using hard objects when scrubbing the product.
