Wabi Sabi Door

embodies the spirit of wabi-sabi, the Japanese philosophy that beauty and integrity can be found within the

the world of wabi and sabi. Recommended as a wall painting. It was made in the Meiji period

a wabi-sabi world. It weighs about 35 kg.

It is a very old, Japanese iron-plated door. This door is from the Edo period (1800s-1860s). It has

. It is truly a wabi-sabi world. It weighs about 50 kg.

This is an old Japanese door. It is thought to date from the Edo or Meiji period. It was used as

[This item is exclusively for doors without black patterns] This is an original one we made by

This is an original one we made by combining the door of the old Japanese warehouse and oil paper

is a rare piece of Japanese furniture with a wabi-sabi sensibility. Weight 18kg.

very rare door with a wabi-sabi aesthetic. It is lightweight and very easy to use. Weight: 16 kg.

item evokes the spirit of wabi-sabi, the Japanese philosophy of finding beauty in imperfection and

piece that possesses the depth of old materials and the spirit of wabi-sabi. Weight: approx. 30 kg

This was a very old Japanese warehouse door. This door is from the Edo period. (1800s to 1900s

This is an old Japanese door. It is believed to be from the Edo period to the Meiji period. This

A four-tier flap-door shelf from the Taisho period. In addition to the four main tiers, the shelf

wall. It can also be said to be in excellent condition. This item evokes the spirit of wabi-sabi, the

wabi-sabi, celebrating the beauty found in time’s passage and natural imperfection. Combining

spirit of wabi-sabi, the Japanese philosophy of finding beauty in imperfection and impermanence. It is

to display it on the wall as an art piece. This item evokes the spirit of wabi-sabi, the Japanese

Overview This exceptional cabinet is a profound embodiment of the Wabi-Sabi aesthetic—the Japanese

This is an old Japanese door wall decoration. It is thought to be from around the Meiji period

This is a wall decoration using an old Japanese door. It is believed to be from the Edo period to

A sliding door cabinet with a neat appearance, assembled from cypress wood. The old glass and bare

Oriental White Six-Door Server in Original Paint Patina with a Wabi Sabi appeal

A sideboard with a strong presence, made with generous amounts of chestnut wood. The main frame is made with a sophisticated joint called kendome. The chamfered design of the vertic...

of wabi-sabi. “Wabi-sabi represents a comprehensive Japanese world view or aesthetic centered on the

is a very valuable item that evokes the sensibility of the Wabi-Sabi period. Weight 3 kg.

of “wabi-sabi,” the Japanese philosophy of finding beauty in imperfection and impermanence. It is a

patina and weathered details add to its wabi-sabi charm, embodying the timeless appeal of antique

This is a wall decoration made from an old Japanese window door. It is thought to date from the

This is a Japanese antique glass-door cabinet. It was made in the Early Showa Period(1926-). This

piece features a warm and inviting texture that has deepened over time, adding to its wabi-sabi charm

piece features a warm and inviting texture that has deepened over time, adding to its wabi-sabi charm

This Japanese vintage sliding-door cabinet was crafted in the early Showa Period (1926–1945). The

This antique glass sliding door cupboard crafted in the Taisho Era(1912-1926). It features slender

adds to the antique beauty of the piece. The sliding door rails and other parts showing signs of use

adds to the antique beauty of the piece. The sliding door rails and other parts showing signs of use

of this furniture lies in its wabi-sabi beauty—a subtle, profound elegance found in the imperfect and

Superb antique wabi-sabi door from a Northern Chinese courtyard house, Hu Tong, China, Ming Dynasty

, adding an elegant accent to any interior through the aesthetic of "Wabi-Sabi". The door moves very

Wabi sabi bamboo sideboard with two doors and 3 central drawers. Black metal handles. Very well

. ‘FLAWED BEAUTY’ is an exploration of the Japanese concept; Wabi-Sabi. Featuring old doors and windows

. ‘FLAWED BEAUTY’ is an exploration of the Japanese concept; Wabi-Sabi. Featuring old doors and windows

is unique to Japan, simple yet beautiful. This item evokes the essence of "Wabi-Sabi". The central

This is a very old Japanese warehouse door. This door is from the Meiji era. (1860s-1900s). It is

This is a very old Japanese warehouse door. This door is from the Meiji era. (1860s-1900s). It is

is light and should be used as an art piece or wall decoration. This door evokes the spirit of wabi

This was a sliding window door of a very old Japanese warehouse (KURA). It was made during the

the world of wabi and sabi. Recommended as a wall painting. It was made in the Meiji period

in excellent condition. This item evokes the spirit of “wabi-sabi,” the Japanese philosophy of

depending on your imagination. This sliding door is imbued with the spirit of “wabi-sabi,” a uniquely

This is a huge door of a very old warehouse in Japan. This door is from the Meiji era. (1860s-1900s

[This item is only for doors with black patterns] This is an original one we made by combining the

This is a wall decoration using an old Japanese door. It is thought to date from the Edo to Meiji

This is a wall decoration using an old Japanese door. It is thought to date from the Edo to Meiji

a sense of wabi-sabi. Weight: 1 piece, approx. 30kg.

that evokes the aesthetic sense of the Wabi-Sabi period. Weight: 20kg.

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108 years-old wooden small tansu (chest of drawers) with 4 drawers. Product of Taisho 5 (1916), written on the bottom together with maker's address & name. Finished with traditi...

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