Antique Japanese Section Kimono Tansu Chest With Multi Sized Warabite Pull Drawers — Kiri (SKU: 25S-B404) -

Antique Japanese 2-Section Kimono Tansu – Kiri Wood Chest with Multi-Sized Warabite Pull Drawers, 1910, Meiji Era (SKU: 25S-B404)

SKU:
25S-B404
$1,680.00
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Antique Japanese Section Kimono Tansu Chest With Multi Sized Warabite Pull Drawers, Kiri, Meiji Era (SKU 25S-B404)

Elegant craftsmanship meets traditional design

This exquisite antique kimono tansu, expertly crafted from kiri wood, showcases the timeless beauty of Japanese furniture. Its two-section design features multiple drawers adorned with traditional warabite pulls, allowing for both functionality and aesthetic appeal. The rich, warm tones of the wood highlight the intricate craftsmanship, making it a stunning focal point in any space.

Originating from the Meiji era, this tansu embodies the elegance and practicality of Japanese design. Its versatile storage options make it ideal for organizing textiles or other valuables, while the robust construction ensures durability. This piece not only serves a practical purpose but also tells a story of cultural heritage, making it a perfect addition for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

  • Origin: Japan
  • Era: Meiji (1868-1912)
  • Material: Kiri wood
  • Use: Storage for kimono and textiles
  • Features: Multi-sized drawers, warabite pulls, two-section design
  • Dimensions: --
  • Condition: Excellent

A timeless piece that beautifully blends function and tradition.