Japanese Kamakura Carving Small 2 Drawers Box — 1920, Taisho Era(24N-218-2) - 1

Japanese Kamakura Carving Small 2 Drawers Box — 1900s, late Showa Era (24N-218-2)

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24N-218-2
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Dimensions: 7 1/2”W x 7 1/4”D x 8”H
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This is a Japanese lacquered small drawers box called Ko Bako designed using the famous Japanese craft known as Kamakura Bori from late 1900s.  

Kamakura Bori is a wood carving and lacquer technique developed in the Kamakura area within Kanagawa prefecture. It is made by carving patterns in wood, then lacquering it with layers of red and black colors after which it is polished to a beautiful sheen. 

It is good for storing small work items of your accessories. 

7 1/2”W x 7 1/4”D x 8”H

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size:
7 1/2”W x 7 1/4”D x 8”H
inspector:
Yamashita
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