Antique Japanese Kimono Chest — Wood, 1920, Taisho Era (SKU: 25M-A314)
Antique Japanese Kimono Chest — 1920s, Taisho Era
A Tower of Tradition from Japan’s Elegant Taisho Period
This stately antique Japanese kimono chest, crafted in the 1920s during the refined Taisho Era, is a commanding blend of traditional joinery and timeless design. This vertical form was originally built to store fine kimono fabrics and ceremonial garments with care and reverence.
Constructed from warm-toned native kiriwood, its linear symmetry is punctuated by bold black iron fittings, hand-forged in geometric patterns that enhance both form and structure. A series of sliding panels and drawers provide versatile storage while preserving the authentic silhouette of Japanese domestic furniture. Whether displayed in a bedroom, hallway, or studio, this piece brings functional beauty and an unmistakable air of history to your interior.
Perfect for storing linens, clothing, or treasured keepsakes, this kimono chest is more than furniture—it’s a story passed down through generations of craftsmanship.
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Origin: Japan
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Era: 1920s, Taisho Period
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Material: Native Japanese hardwood with iron hardware
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Color: Warm chestnut brown with black iron accents
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Dimensions: 37"W x 17"D x 59 1/4"H
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Condition: Excellent antique condition with minor wear appropriate to age
A meaningful addition for collectors of Japanese antiques, lovers of minimalist elegance, or anyone inspired by the intersection of heritage and home.