These are one of my favorite boxes to make and the first box I made with compartments. That’s because I made the first one as a jewelry box for myself and liked it so much that I assumed others would as well. I make most of these boxes with beautiful Japanese and Indian papers. All the materials I use are acid-free and preservation quality.
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This box has a sophisticated and unusual Japanese paper in beautiful shades of dark red with gold and black.
This box is covered in a lovely red flowers and vines paper from Nepal.
This box is covered in a handsome navy and gray geometric patterned paper (rare for Japanese paper.)
This flat oblong box is covered in a stunning Plum Blossoms & Golden Clouds paper from Japan. The interior of the box is divided into three compartments.
This box is covered in a stunning Japanese paper depicting blue mountains and waves, a pattern that is, no doubt, a copy of an old kimono fabric pattern. The interior of the box is divided into three compartments.
This box is covered in an elegant black flowers on white paper from India.
This box is covered in a lovely Japanese paper depicting white cranes flying over brown fields and blue rivers.
This flat oblong box is covered in a beautiful Japanese paper. The interior of the box is divided into three compartments.
This flat oblong box is covered in a delightful Japanese paper. The interior of the box is divided into three compartments.
This box is covered in gorgeous Japanese paper. The interior of the box is divided into three compartments.
This flat oblong box is covered in a beautiful Japanese paper. The interior of the box is divided into three compartments.
This flat oblong box is covered in an elegant Yuzen Cherry Blossom paper from Japan. The interior of the box is divided into three compartments.
This flat oblong box is covered in a delightful Yuzen Blue Koi paper from Japan. The interior of the box is divided into three compartments.
