Japanese Burl

19th Century Japanese Burl Wood Bowl Ne-bachi Kibachi Japanese burl wood bowl (Ne-bachi 根鉢 or Kibachi 木鉢), 19th century.

Large 19th century Japanese burl wood presentation tray. Natural wood tray made from a large piece of burl with an added base.

Antique Japanese burl wood hibachi vessel. Hibachi is a traditional Japanese heating device.

Antique Japanese burl wood hibachi vessel. Hibachi is a traditional Japanese heating device.

An irregular shaped slice of Dalbergia root burl with a dark center and blonde surround, all figured with multiple “bird’s eyes” and knobby live edge, supported by four short and cur...

Meiji Period (1868 - 1912) burl wood slab for presenting a flower arrangment or beautiful object.

This remarkable 19th-century Japanese dai begins as a single, monumental slice of burl—nearly two inches thick—cut from a tree whose grain had spent decades twisting into wild, unpre...

An incredible 19th century Japanese Wabi Sabi burl wood dai with a perfect circular recessed tray, once used to display an object of beauty, but perfect today for catching your keys ...

A stunning large Japanese shikiita display stand, crafted from richly figured burl wood and showcasing an exceptional natural grain.

In Japan, burl wood trays and stands have been used for centuries to elevate and display cherished objects such as vases, incense burners, and small sculptures.

Large live edge Japanese red wood coffee table. The organic nature of this piece allows for room flow while bringing natural elements into your space. The wood has been treated and s...

Fine condition which utilizes all of the natural vagaries of the burl for a particularly fine Japanese Folk presentation.

Fashioned by nature out of a solid burl wood , this striking work of art comes from southern Japan.

This Japanese low table was crafted during the early Showa period (1900s–1940s) from an exceptional burl wood, most likely Karin burl wood.

Antique Japanese large burl wood umbrella holder. Age: Japan, Early 20th Century Size: Height 64.5 C.M. / Width 37 C.M.

Antique Japanese large burl wood scholar brush pot. Age: Japan, Early 20th Century Size: Height 46.5 C.M. / Width 29.5 C.M.

Large hand carved, natural shaped bowl. Wonderful burl grain and knot details.

A spectacular framed solid burl wood panels, originally part of a traditional Japanese tsuitate (single-panel standing screen), now presented as sculptural wall art.

This flower stand is made from a cross-section of a zelkova (keyaki) burl. Rather than a conventional timber cut, the piece originates from a naturally formed burl—an irregular growt...

The beautiful wood grain is evident, as they make luxurious use of the rare burl wood. These sliding doors would also look beautiful as wall hangings.

Chest in moka Japanese tamos burl veneer with high-gloss polyester finish.

A antique Japanese scholar’s object made out of a solid burl wood trunk section having an added bottom with beautiful surface texture and dark Honey mottled patina.

Giorgio collection absolute Japanese Tamo burl bar table and cabinet. Bar in moka Japanese Tamos burl veneer with high gloss polyester finish.

This is an old abstract sculpture made from Yakusugi burl, a sacred and highly prized wood native to Japan.

The beautiful wood grain is evident, as it makes luxurious use of the rare burl wood. The cedar planks with their very dense grain are also appealing.

The wood used is carved from the burl of the tree, resulting in a unique shape and texture.

Burl wood slabs are one of the popular features as decorative objects in Japanese house interior, such as onto the alcove space in Tokonoma (recessed alcove in traditional Japanese r...

Antique Japanese Dai, a display stand used in the tokonoma, a large section of root burl possibly Sugi (Cryptomeria japonica), a beautiful golden color wood, the top is a cross secti...

This elegant Japanese shikiita stand is crafted from richly patinated burl wood, showcasing a mesmerizing natural grain pattern across its surface.

A large and remarkable Japanese lacquer and marquetry decorated table or hanging cabinet, Meiji Period, circa 1900, Japan.

Keyaki wood is a treasured wood in Japan. This hibachi was originally made for cooking and heating, has since been fitted with a glass top so it could be used for a low side table or...

This exquisite Meiji-period (late 19th to early 20th century) wooden sculpture of a standing crane is a breathtaking triumph of Japanese minimalist folk art (Mingei). Hand-carved fro...

Rare Bernhardt American Asian campaign nightstands in mahogany burlwood. Excellent vintage condition. Measurements : 28 W x 18 D x 22 H.     

- Striking vintage low sofa/coffee table - Stunning Japanese exotic ash veneer intricate grain resembling marble - Classic bronzed end supports - Statement & conversation piece.

Reports from early foreign visitors to Japan describe visits to Japanese homes in which the man and wife of the house proudly show off their shunga collections to their horrified Wes...

An antique Meiji era Cha Tansu Tea Cabinet. Features a burled frame. Features a central display portion with etched glass covering shelves and upper and lower cupboard with sliding...

Desk in moka japanese tamos burl veneer in high gloss polyester with 5 full extension drawers with bottom velvet inside and 1 file drawer on each side.

Console with combination of moka japanese tamos burl veneer in high gloss polyester finish and chrome stainless steel front legs. 2 full extension drawers w/bottom in velvet fabric.

This Italian credenza base is designed as the foundation for the Giorgio Collection bar unit. Finished in mocha Japanese tamo burl veneer with high gloss polyester lacquer, it featur...

Antique Japanese Dai, a display stand used in the tokonoma, a large section of root burl possibly Sugi (Cryptomeria japonica), a beautiful golden color wood, the top is a cross secti...

Last chance clearance sale. Natural burl wood scholar's object in form of a lively, animated phoenix, called Fenghuang in China and Hou-ou (Ho-o) in Japan.

A large Japanese burl wood display tray. The piece and its overhead handle carved from a large burl and incorporating much of the burl's live edge and natural surface.

Sugi wood merchants chest with burl wood panels and drawer faces. Hand forged iron hardware. Inscribed December 6 1919, but that may not be the date of creation.

Japanese solid wood fruit and flower display basket, carved from one piece of burl wood in an oval shape with single large overhead handle in a natural form with nodes, grottos and p...

This beautiful chest, albeit its size, features 5 drawers, 2 shelves and a compartment behind sliding doors. Splendid burl wood make the drawer fronts while the classic Japanese bron...

Faux Burr root wood stand with two Nagara Nuri style red with black undertone lacquer trays. Oriental style stand. Makes a lovely bar. There is a crack in the top tray but doesn't e...

Japanese burl-wood low table

Large Japanese burl wood slab.

On offer is an antique Tabaco-Bon, a pleasure item from Japan circa Meiji period. The piece was fashioned out of a block of natural burl wood with beautiful gnarled surface texture, ...

An elegant Japanese 3 section merchant's tansu with exceptional burl elm drawer fronts, circa 1900-1925.

Stunning Japanese lacquered burl top table with a shou sugi ban driftwood base.

A gorgeous pair of mid-century Anglo-Japanese style burl wood and ebonized wood framed tall floor mirrors or wall mirrors Mid-20th Century Each measures: 24.5"W x 1.25"D x 49"H.

Vintage Japanese burl wood slab atop chrome boxed base.

Meiji period (1868-1912) beautifully carved tray in the shape of a folded banana leaf, so the viewer can appreciate both sides of the leaf from a single vantage point. (Banana leaves...

Made of an expressive burl wood, the kaku-hibachi is compact with inset side handles and little embellishments.

Edo Period burl wood candlestick, Japan A beautiful naturally twisted root or vine wood candlestick set in an octagonal base and having a rectangular iron spike set in the drip pl...

This exquisite Burl Wood shikiita stand embodies the traditional Japanese appreciation for natural beauty and craftsmanship.