Vintage Japanese Lacquered Bamboo Kashi-ki Confectionery Tray, Heisei era | SKU: 26J-0734
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Vintage Japanese Lacquered Bamboo Kashi-ki Confectionery Tray, Heisei era | SKU: 26J-0734
A striking lacquered bamboo kashi-ki tray in glossy black and crimson -- a refined accent from Japan's bamboo craft tradition.
A kashi-ki is a traditional Japanese confectionery tray used to present wagashi (Japanese sweets) at tea gatherings and formal occasions. This beautifully crafted example is constructed from finely split bamboo woven in an open lattice pattern, then coated overall in a rich lacquer-style finish that pools deep black across the surface while allowing vivid crimson accents to show through the interstices of the weave. The shallow, wide-rimmed bowl form is defined by multiple distinct weave zones -- a diamond lattice on the open sides, a close herringbone on the curved lower body, and a tightly packed pattern on the solid base -- all unified by a thick, braided rolled rim that frames the piece with quiet authority. Sold in its original box labeled for lacquered bamboo ware, this is a confident example of vintage Japanese craft produced during the Heisei era.
In a modern home, this kashi-ki tray is an effortlessly versatile living room accent or dining table centerpiece -- display it on a sideboard to hold fruit, place folded napkins, or arrange decorative stones in a wabi-sabi aesthetic vignette. Its dramatic black-and-red colorway pairs equally well with Japandi style interiors and mid-century modern decor. At just 10 inches across and 2.5 inches tall, it also works beautifully as an entryway key-and-catch-all dish or a bathroom organizer for small toiletries. A thoughtful and unique gift for Japanophiles or anyone who appreciates handcrafted Japanese lacquerware.
- Origin: Japan
- Era: 1990-2018 (Heisei)
- Material: Woven bamboo with lacquer-style coating in black over red
- Use: Kashi-ki -- traditional tray for presenting wagashi (Japanese sweets) at tea gatherings
- Modern Use: Living room decorative accent or centerpiece bowl; entryway catch-all dish; bathroom or desk organizer
- Features: Shallow open-weave bowl form; multiple woven bamboo patterns including open diamond lattice on sides and close herringbone on lower body; thick braided rolled rim; glossy lacquer-style finish with crimson showing through weave; sold with original box
- Dimensions: 10"Diameter x 2 1/2"H
- Condition: Excellent
A bold and beautifully crafted piece of vintage Japanese lacquered bamboo ware -- equally at home on the tea table or as a striking living room accent in 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.
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- size:
- 10"Diameter x 2 1/2"H