Wabi Sabi Door

You can feel the world of wabi and sabi. Recommended as a wall painting.

Original paint remains well and gives a nice wabi sabi touch. Made with traditional wood joinery without metal fastener, by professional craftsman called Sashimono-shi, recognized se...

Antique iron ring attached as a door pull, gives another wabi sabi accent to the door.

Its weathered textures and layered materials embody the beauty of imperfection and transience—a reflection of the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi. Whether mounted as wall art, used ...

A huge early 19th century Edo period Japanese door in charred cedar. Sliding panel in place to see who is knocking.. Exquisite Japanese joinery. - We offer free shipping to t...

Original paint remains well and gives a nice wabi sabi touch. Made with traditional wood joinery without metal fastener, by professional craftsman called sashimono-shi, historically ...

A Japanese antique Kurado, a large, thick iron-plated wooden door for the entrance of Kura (a traditional storehouse), made of solid Keyaki Zelkova. It was manufactured in the 1870s–...

A pair of tall, thick and huge antique wooden sliding doors covered with tin-coated iron sheet panels. These types of doors were used at the gate / entrance of western-influenced la...

Made of well-aged Yoshino Cedar solid wood board, using the part with dynamic grains, as a wabi sabi taste decoration. (even some small pieces are nailed to the base plate to prevent...

A huge early 19th C. Japanese Kura door in cedar. Beautifully patinated bleached-out wood with hand forged wrought iron plaque/lock. Can either be used as a door or a large art work.

It can also be used as a table top on its side to add a Japanese essence and vintage flavor to a space. The spirit of “wabi-sabi” resides in this piece. Tranquility, age, and the be...

This wooden board was made in the Taisho era. It was used as a "mochi board." A "mochi board" is a board from the Meiji era that was used as a workbench for kneading flour, and is m...

This wall-hanging carved wooden ornament is made from recycled zelkova wood from a kotatsu table from the Meiji period. The beautiful grain of the wood has been carefully carved by ...

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A Japanese antique storage cabinet crafted from chestnut wood, defined by its calm presence and deep, matured tone. The cabinet is composed in two sections: the upper part features g...

This exceptional Japanese storehouse door embodies the aesthetics of wabi-sabi. Once used to protect valuables in a merchant's warehouse, it featured a traditional plaster finish, bu...

This piece is a profound expression of the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi — the beauty found in imperfection, impermanence, and natural aging.

Japanese Antique Huge Door " Wall Decoration " 1860s-1900s / Wabi Sabi This extraordinary large sliding door was once used in an old warehouse in Japan.

Bar designed by Orfeo Quagliata in collaboration with Taracea Furniture. A Perfectly functional furniture object which doors are made 100% of high quality fused glass, created with ...

This piece embodies the spirit of "wabi-sabi," a Japanese aesthetic that finds beauty in imperfection and transience.

A very valuable piece that evokes the sensibility of the Wabi-Sabi period.

This reclaimed beech wood dining table exemplifies Organic Modern style with raw wood texture and plenty of wabi-sabi appeal. An antique farm door comprises the expansive top, minima...

A very valuable piece that evokes the sensibility of the Wabi-Sabi period.

A Vintage, Antique, Mid Century Modern, Rustic, Scandinavian, Farmhouse, or a Wabi Sabi home decor.

Some darkened stains remain inside, all of which contribute to the cabinet’s natural wabi-sabi presence. Despite these marks, the structure is solid and stable, making it fully pract...

This Japanese sliding-door cabinet (cha tansu) was crafted during the early Showa Period (1926–1945) in hinoki cypress, a wood valued for its fine grain, durability, and calming natu...

This is an old small window frame made in Japan. It was originally used as a traditional Japanese mud wall fixture. It dates back to the Meiji period (1860s-1900s) and has been in us...

The original urushi lacquer has a nice wabi-sabi touch. Layers of urushi lacquer, persimmon tannin (kakishibu), and burnt pine ink create a warm, dark color with a slight reddish hue...

Size1: Depth *3cm Width *85cm Height *174cm 3kg Size2: Depth *3cm Width *89cm Height *176cm 3kg Estimated packing size: （Sandwich with 5-10mm plywood) 15 × 95 × 185cm 23kg These are...

Solid Pine shelving units with louvered doors. These were custom made in the 1970’s and show a nice warm patina. Similar styling to George Nakashima with angle slabbed feet. Great ...

Aged from time and the elements, it has the perfect wabi sabi look. The patinated brass door pulls (etched 1895) are an unexpected moment.

With freeform shape and incredible texture, this low courtyard bench from Shandong province embodies the spirit of wabi-sabi, the Japanese philosophy that beauty and integrity can be...

You can feel the world of wabi and sabi. Recommended as a wall painting.

It is wonderful as a work of art, but it could also be used in real life. It is truly 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 a cedar frame and is covered with iron plates. Rust has progressed over the years...

It is a great piece of art, but it could also be used in real life. 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 the door of a traditional warehouse called a "kura." In Japan, old storehouses are ...

[This item is exclusively for doors without black patterns] This is an original one we made by combining the door of the old Japanese warehouse and oil paper. The door was original...

This is an original one we made by combining the door of the old Japanese warehouse and oil paper. The door was originally plastered, but it had peeled off due to aging. From leavi...

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

It can be used as an actual door or hung on the wall as an art piece. This is a very rare door with a wabi-sabi aesthetic.

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

It is a one-of-a-kind piece that possesses the depth of old materials and the spirit of wabi-sabi. Weight: approx. 30 kg ____________________________________________ Our Philosophy ...

This was a very old Japanese warehouse door. This door is from the Edo period. (1800s to 1900s). The door was made of plaster, but the plaster has peeled off and it looks like this....

This is an old Japanese door. It is believed to be from the Edo period to the Meiji period. This was used for an old-fashioned warehouse door called a "Kura". In Japan, the old war...

A four-tier flap-door shelf from the Taisho period. In addition to the four main tiers, the shelf also has separate base and crown, making it a total of six parts, making it easy to...

Its neutral palette and rich textures make it an ideal centerpiece for Wabi-Sabi, Industrial, or Brutalist-inspired interiors. • Period: Meiji Era (Late 19th Century) • Materials: We...

The raw strength of traditional Japanese architectural materials combined with the marks of time brings a quiet tension and depth to the surrounding space. Although this door has lo...

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

The deep textures of the aged materials blend effortlessly into modern spaces, while the rust and verdigris embody the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, celebrating the beauty found i...

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

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

This is an old Japanese door wall decoration. It is thought to be from around the Meiji period. Originally, it was a very heavy door with soil and plaster on the surface, but all t...

This is a wall decoration using an old Japanese door. It is believed to be from the Edo period to the Meiji period. Originally, it was a very heavy door with soil and plaster on th...

A sliding door cabinet with a neat appearance, assembled from cypress wood. The old glass and bare wood give it a beautiful tranquility. The top is luxuriously made of a single pie...

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...