Vintage Japanese Lacquered Wood Ikebana Vase with Display Panel, Late Showa (1966-1989) | SKU: 26M-134-5
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Vintage Japanese Lacquered Wood Ikebana Vase with Display Panel, Late Showa (1966-1989) | SKU: 26M-134-5
A tall lacquered wood vase with striking linear grain and a warm amber-red finish -- a handcrafted Japanese accent for ikebana and modern interiors alike.
A kabin is a traditional Japanese flower vase used to display ikebana, the disciplined art of floral arrangement that has been practiced in Japan for centuries. This vintage example from the Late Showa period is constructed from wood with a boldly linear grain, possibly matsu (pine) or sugi (cryptomeria), and finished in a deep amber-red lacquer that amplifies the natural texture of the wood beneath. The tall, square-columned form features gently chamfered corners and a recessed circular opening at the top -- a detail that guides the placement of stems with quiet precision. A matching flat lacquered panel, shown alongside the vase, likely served as a display tray or base, completing the set. The high-gloss urushi-style finish catches light beautifully and speaks to the handcrafted Japanese craft traditions of the era.
In a modern home, this vintage Japanese vase works effortlessly as a living room accent, standing alone on a console table or sideboard as a sculptural object even without flowers. Its warm terracotta tones and wabi-sabi aesthetic make it a natural fit for Japandi style interiors, where natural materials and restrained elegance define the space. Use it as an ikebana vase with a single branch or dried stem arrangement, as a minimalist decor accent on a bedroom shelf, or as a unique gift for collectors and Japanophiles who appreciate the beauty of vintage Japanese craft. The companion tray adds versatility as a standalone decorative piece or small display platform.
- Origin: Japan
- Era: 1966-1989 (Late Showa)
- Material: Wood with boldly linear grain, possibly matsu (pine) or sugi (cryptomeria), finished in a deep amber-red high-gloss lacquer; includes a matching flat lacquered panel
- Use: Ikebana flower vase; decorative display piece
- Modern Use: Ikebana or dried floral arrangement vase; living room or entryway sculptural accent; unique gift for collectors or Japanophiles
- Features: Tall square-columned form with chamfered corners; recessed circular opening at the top; rich amber-red lacquer finish that reveals dramatic wood grain; matching flat lacquered display panel included
- Dimensions: 4"W x 4"D x 11"H
- Condition: Excellent
A striking piece of vintage Japanese craft that brings warmth, natural texture, and quiet elegance to any modern interior.
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 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.
- size:
- 4"W x 4"D x 11"H