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Where Form Meets Function in Serene Simplicity
Quietly refined and purposefully crafted, this mid-century Japanese wardrobe chest is the embodiment of post-war Showa era sensibilities—minimal, modern, and deeply respectful of natural materials. Its slender vertical stance and clean-lined façade suggest privacy and poise, while its soft wooden tone invites calm. The symmetrical pair of doors open to a space once used for folded kimono, bedding, or seasonal linens.
Though modest at first glance, its elegance lies in the subtle curves carved into the doors, the well-balanced proportions, and the smooth feel of hand-polished wood. Two lower drawers provide added practicality, making it an ideal storage companion for modern interiors—whether holding textiles, documents, or treasured keepsakes.
Origin: Japan
Era: 1950s, Showa Era
Material: Kirinoki (paulownia)
Use: Clothing storage, kimono chest, or linen cabinet
Features: Tall narrow form, twin doors with inset handles, two base drawers
Dimensions: 19"W x 11 1/2"D x 45 1/2"H
Condition: Excellent with gentle aging to surface, consistent with its era
Like the hush of a tatami room at dusk, this chest radiates peace in every grain.