Japanese Root

Antique Japanese root stand. Meiji period (1868-1912) carving from a single piece of fruitwood in a natural root design.

This Japanese Root shelf display is made from the roots of a very old Japanese tree.

Japanese style rocking chair made of carved fruitwood. Artistic chair for home or office. Please confirm location.

This is an old Japanese wooden object. It is carved from the root of a tree.

French root wood cache pot or centerpiece, circa 1930 Made from root wood or twigs bound with rattan.

with rosewood stand. Must use imagination to see. Collectors kiri-wood box.

Japanese two-tier root stand. Traditionally used for displaying flower arrangements.

A japanese carved root yōkai figure, Meiji Period. 6 inches wide by 5 inches deep by 8 inches tall

20th Century Japanese Double Gourd Ikebana Woven Basket and Root.. amazing sculpture / art..

Natural Rootwood form console table with scalloped edge top. Dimensions: 33.07 in. H x 41.33 in. W x 33.46 in. D 84 cm. H x 105 cm. W x 85 cm. D.

Carved from a single trunk root, this 19th-century Japanese side table celebrates the natural character and organic form of the wood.

This Japanese slab root side table has an organic form, with an abstract base showcasing the beauty of its natural design.

This is an antique Japanese Sculptural Root Wood Coffee Table. It is believed to date from the mid-Showa period (1950s–1970s).

This is a beautiful antique Japanese bamboo flower basket (ikebana) dated to the late 19th century, late Meiji Period.

Large and robust in presence, this antique Japanese bamboo flower basket (ikebana) with tall handle is dated to the late 19th century toward the end of Meiji Period. The basket was w...

DIMENSIONS Height: 9.25 inches Width: 11.5 inches Depth: 10.5 inches ABOUT MEIJI PERIOD The Meiji Era was the 44-year period of Japan's history from 1868 to 1912 when the country wa...

This is a mid-century Japanese Meiji style bronze sculpture of a Onagadori rooster and hen on a root.

An antique Japanese Meiji period wood root hibachi from the early 20th century, with brown patina.

This word is actually the Japanese transcription of the Chinese: 灵芝 / 靈芝, pronounced língzhī in Chinese.

1197 Japanese tree root hand carved dolphin sculpture.

The Yaku-Sugi top has a beautifully softened, undulating surface with natural indentations and faint historical marks from its former life as a workshop board, adding immense soul an...

This display stand is made from the roots of a very old Japanese tree. It is from the Meiji period (1860s-1900s). Art / Sculpture You can feel the strength of natural wood that you...

Japanese Antique display stand, "Dai" in Japanese, made from thick, single solid root wood slab.

A Japanese Meiji period freeform hibachi from the late 19th century.

Materials: Cashew Paint Wood Origin: Japan Dimensions: 80” W X 36” D X 14.5” H Quantity: 1 Available At STUDIO BALESTRA, we curate a unique collection of antique and handcrafted fu...

Live Edge Teak Root Coffee Table with Organic Wood Slab Top Made in Japan

An extraordinary Japanese bamboo flower basket (ikebana) with a bespoken sculptural handle dated to the late 19th century of Meiji Period. The upright and voluminous body of the bask...

Japanese wood root and stone Wabi Sabi - "The Acceptance of Transience & Imperfection" sculpture.

Uniquely, the handle of the basket was fashioned from large sections of rhizome, the root of bamboo, known as Chikon in Japanese. The root displays natural irregular form with nodes ...

In Japan, the phallic root is a symbol of fertility, prosperity of offspring, and protection from bad luck, and has long been an object of worship in many places.

The plethora of freshly harvested vegetables includes new season ginger, Chinese wax gourd, butterbur, welsh onion, Japanese radish, sweet potato, lotus root, soy beans and aubergine.

Tapestry Puzzle Three, Orange Materials include Linen Thread, Swedish Wool Hand Dyed with natural madder root, and Handspun Japanese Gold Thread 4' 11" x 4' 0"

Pair of shell and twisted root spoons from the early 19th C. Handcrafted in Japan in a style that was celebrating nature.