Kiri Wood

Small Vintage Japanese Kiri Wood Tansu Chest on Stand, circa 1920s, having four drawers with brass pulls, set on a carved wooden base, set atop a wooden stand, 12 1/2" high (18" with...

An exceptional and early example of a Japanese hibachi, masterfully crafted from kiri wood (paulownia) and fitted with its original copper coal receptacle, now displaying a rich and ...

A superb Japanese wooden hibachi crafted from kiri wood (paulownia), distinguished by its elegant proportions and unique maki-e lacquer decoration.

Constructed in the Taisho Era (1912-1926) out of Keyaki (elm) wood on the front and Paulownia (kiri) wood for the casework, this tansu disassembles into 3 lightweight sections making...

Drawer construction is clean, with unfinished kiri interiors showing the characteristic pale, fine grain of the wood.

The body is crafted from kiri — paulownia wood, prized in Japan above all other timbers for its exceptional lightness, its resistance to heat and moisture, and its long association w...

Must use imagination to see. Collectors kiri-wood box.

The warm, dry surface tone and visible grain structure of the kiri wood give the piece a quiet, understated presence.

An exceptional and rare example of an early Japanese hibachi (charcoal brazier), this elegant piece is crafted from kiri wood (paulownia) and fitted with a beautifully aged copper in...

Early 19th century Japanese wood noh mask, This mask comes in its original kiri wood storage box, which is signed and dated: Koran, 1811 (Edo period).

Kiri wood, painted in oxblood color / metal applications.

The bodies are crafted from paulownia wood (kiri) and richly decorated with maki-e lacquer depicting autumn maple leaves (momiji), enhanced with delicate raden (mother-of-pearl) inla...

Used for storing documents, money and other precious items it is made throughout of solid Kiri wood (paulownia) front and case. Kodansu chest were a special piece used to store one's...

Seal on the bottom of the vase reads: Jo-ichi. Comes in kiri wood collector's box.

Two section Kannon Biraki Isho Tansu made from traditional Japanese kiri wood with hand forged and cast iron hardware.

Comes in original signed kiri wood storage box.

Comes in original signed kiri wood storage box. Calligraphy reads: Rattan woven hanging basket.

Available from Shogun's Gallery in Portland, Oregon for over 40 years specializing in Asian Arts & Antiques. Japanese Kiri Wood Three Section Isho Dansu Kimono Chest Taisho Era ...

Japanese hammered silver vase by Seiho, a handled ewer form with round capsule body with a pronounced mid-body ridge, tapering stove pipe neck on centre with the mouth terminating a...

Painting paper with some minor horizontal creases from rolling, otherwise fine condition. Kiri wood storage box (unsigned). Mounting measures overall: 71 inches long x 11-1/4 inche...

It retains the original tomobako (the storage Kiri wood box) on which a faint inscription reads Tsuruki, Kyoto and November 10th and the year of 1950, which is likely the date the tr...

Used for storing documents, money and other precious items it is made throughout of solid Kiri wood (paulownia) front and case. Kodansu chest were a special piece used to store one's...

Used for storing documents, money and other precious items it is made throughout of solid Kiri wood (paulownia) front and case. Kodansu chest were a special piece used to store one's...

The vase comes with the original inscribed kiri wood storage box, tomobako. The lid of the box inscribed and translated as "Bronze Keifuki Single Flower Vase".

The vase is accompanied by the original inscribed kiri wood storage box, tomobako. The lid of the tomobako with a six character inscription translated as "Bronze Tomoe Flower Vase".

Each item includes a paulownia (kiri) wood storage case. Additional Dimensions: Writing Desk: 25"W x 14.25"D x 5.25"H Poem Box: 3.75"W x 16"D x 2.25"H Writing Desk Case: 26.5"W x 1...

Available from Shogun's Gallery in Portland, Oregon for over 40 years specializing in Asian Arts & Antiques. Japanese Kiri and Sugi Chobadansu Merchant Chest Late Edo Period Tan...

Pair of Japanese Abalone and Lacquer Inlaid Kiri Hibachis with copper inserts, Late Meiji period, early 20th century. Signed. The images of birds and flowers are artistically inlai...

Japanese vintage small box tansu chest of drawers, Kohikidashi, fully made of Kiri (Paulownia). Refinished by seller with traditional black Urushi lacquer, persimmon tannin & bur...

It appears that the triptych has always been kept as a set in the persimmon wood box with a kiri wood interior holder custom-made for them.

A Japanese antique drawer box crafted from kiri (paulownia) wood, dating from the early 20th century, circa 1900s–1930s.

Dated to Taisho 9 (1920), this hibachi is a magnificent example of functional art, crafted from prized Paulownia wood (kiri) and adorned with exquisite decoration.

This suzuribako (portable calligraphy tansu) has three drawers and a lidded top section, made of solid Keyaki (zelkova) case and Kiri (paulowina) wood interiors. The metal hardware i...

Constructed from sugi (cedar) and kiri (paulownia) woods, the chest features a symmetrical configuration of drawers and locking compartments, all secured with original hand-forged ir...

The cabinet is crafted from paulownia wood (Kiri), a material highly valued in Japan for centuries and regarded today as a premium resource.

Many were designed to be portable, often constructed from light kiri (paulownia) wood and fitted with handles for transport.

Fully made of made of Kiri (Paulownia) solid wood boards, known to its light weight, natural repellent & humidity resistance, Kiri is considered as an Ideal wood material for storing...

Crafted in Japan during the 20th century, this Pauownia wood (Kiri in Japanese ) tansu chest is a fine example of Japan's traditional mobile cabinetry.

The main material is Sugi Cedar, while the top 2 drawer's inner parts are made of Kiri (Paulownia wood), also the outside of these 2 drawer boxes are urushi lacquered.

An exceptional two-section chest from the Kyushu region, crafted from solid kiri (paulownia) wood with a warm, time-worn patina that highlights its fine grain.

The drawers were constructed with Kiri (Paulownia) wood with meticulous black wood pins, visible from the bases.

The same inlay technique has been used on the circular surround to inlay a silver coating. With a fitted kiri (paulownia) wood and silk tomobako, including an image of the tsuba to...

This example dates to the early 20th century and is comprised of a single cross section of paulownia wood (kiri). Metal inlay shaped as cherry blossoms, maple leaves, and a floating ...

They come in an original kiri wood storage box. Dimensions: Large doll 12 inches tall and 6 inches wide Small doll 8.5 inches tall and 2.5 inches wide Wood box 13-1/4” High x 8-...

Kiri wood tansu with original brass fittings.

Kiri Wood Tansu with Original Brass Fittings

A small Japanese choba-dansu, or office chest, constructed entirely of Kiri wood (Paulownia) with wrought iron lock plates corner pieces and handles.

A very nice and charming Japanese Tansu two part chest constructed in Kiri wood with metal mounts. Each section is perfect for use as either beside cabinets or coffee tables as they ...

Kiri wood Japanese meal trays. Offered by .  

Japanese Kiri wood two-tiered tansu with original iron fittings.

Small clothing chest with painted kiri wood doors from Takayama Japan.

Kiri wood chest for sword storage with iron hardware distinctive to the Nagoya area.

Striking two section, kiri wood tansu with hand forged iron and bronze decorative hardware. chest offers four storage drawers plus locked compartment for valuables.

The lower sliding doors secure a compartment which has three kiri wood drawers. The terms Echigo and Etchu refer to what are now Niigata and Toyama Prefectures.

The top section is made with a drop fit door, when removed reveals 6 kiri wood drawers with Kakute iron handles and forged hardware distictive to Sado Island.

Comes with the original fitted black lacquer kiri-wood box inscribed in silver lacquer "Tebako with Gold Lacquer Fan".   

Japanese Tachiko Gosho Ningyo, standing male figure with ikat patterned purple chirimen silk kimono with tea green lining and brocade obi costume. All carved of Kiri wood (Paulownia)...