Japanse Ko Bako Small Drawers Box (24N-235-2)

Japanse Ko Bako Small Drawers Box (24N-235-2)

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24N-235-2
$150.00
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Description

This Japanese ko bako (small chest) from the Taisho era (1912–1926) is an exquisite example of early 20th-century craftsmanship. The base of the chest is made from lightweight yet durable kiri wood (Paulownia), prized for its resistance to moisture and warping. The surface is elegantly adorned with tamo wood veneer, known for its striking grain patterns, adding a refined touch to the design.

The chest features three small drawers, each fitted with brass handles, which have developed a warm patina over time. Its compact size and understated elegance made it a practical storage piece for small valuables or personal belongings, often used on desks or dressers.

Ko bako like this one were not only functional but also reflected the aesthetic sensibilities of Taisho-era Japan, a period characterized by a blend of traditional and Western influences. This piece would be an ideal addition to a collection of vintage Japanese furniture, offering both historical value and a touch of timeless elegance.

8"W x 11"D x 10 1/2"H

elegance to your workspace, this Kobako not only helps keep your desk tidy but also serves as a beautiful reminder of Japan's rich cultural history and artisanal legacy. Its compact size makes it perfect for any desk, while the varying drawer dimensions offer flexible storage solutions for a wide range of items.

This vintage Japanese Kobako is more than just a storage box; it is a timeless artifact that combines functionality with artistic charm. Whether used for organizing your documents and stationery or as a decorative piece, it promises to bring a sense of order and elegance to any setting, cherished for generations to come.

7 3/4"W x 10 1/2"D x 9 1/2"H