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Tiered Taishō-era kiridame stacking box with warm persimmon-toned finish
This antique Japanese kiridame box forms an elegant stepped tower of nested trays, each fitting neatly inside the next to create a striking architectural silhouette. Crafted in softwood and finished in a rich, reddish-brown stain, the piece embodies the understated utility of early 20th-century Japanese household furnishings while offering strong sculptural presence for contemporary interiors.
Traditionally, kiridame boxes were used in the kitchen or zashiki to organize ingredients, serving pieces, or seasonal utensils, then stacked away when not in use. This example’s clean planes, visible joinery, and gently worn surfaces speak to years of careful use, making it an ideal accent for wabi-sabi, mingei-inspired, or minimalist spaces as a functional storage object or display pedestal.
A versatile Taishō-era kiridame that brings authentic Japanese character and sculptural form to any room.
We use professional studio lighting to highlight the natural character of the wood. As a result, the tone may appear slightly warmer than under natural daylight.
All vintage and antique items are sold as-is. Each piece may exhibit signs of age, including scratches, wear, or minor imperfections. These are not considered defects but natural evidence of the item’s authenticity and age.