Wabi Sabi Kitchen

inches. This shallow wood bowl was handmade in the spirit of Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese philosophy that

Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese philosophy that beauty can be found in imperfection and impermanence. It is a

of wood to an asymmetrical shape with wabi-sabi appeal. Ideal as a platter or catch-all dish, the

Primitive cabinet made of sawn or hewn beech wood circa 1850. Four shelves on the inside. This is a cabinet from a very modest home in the highlands of the Carpathians. It is a small...

the wabi-sabi lifestyle and brings warmth to your space.

to a wall A unique rustic piece that fit in the wabi sabi lifestyle. "A way of life that

unique rustic piece that fit in the wabi sabi lifestyle. "A way of life that celebrates the perfectly

centuries make it a perfect wabi sabi piece - a way of life that celebrates the perfectly imperfect, which

wabi sabi interior, where the beauty of imperfection and natural aging is embraced. The shelf should be

Rare and beautiful wooden bowl in a wabi sabi style produced in the late 1800s. In good vintage

piece would fit well in Bohemian wabi sabi interiors. From Puglia, Italy, 20th century.

sculptural. Circa 1900. This antique bowl was sourced in the spirit of Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese philosophy that

A heavyweight earthenware oil or wine jar from Tuscany, beautifully patinated with characterful, age commensurate losses. Italian, 17th century - or earlier.

An early 19th century farmhouse cupboard constructed from heavily patinated, almost blackened, chestnut timber. Likely once part of a larger piece of furniture, the cupboard is naïve...

An expertly constructed early 20th century Taisho period Japanese tansu . Beautifully patinated cedar with ample storage. sympathetically restored in our London works...

evolves throughout the day. Organic Details & Functional Art In a nod to wabi-sabi philosophy, the

A beautiful early 20th C. Meiji period sliding door tansu cabinet. Heavily patinated Japanese pine & cedar. Good useful size. -  We offer free shipping to the USA/Canada through ...

inherently open for little imperfections and differences, purposely adding to the Wabi-Sabi aesthetic of the

A good sized Japanese tansu cabinet. Pair of central reeded sliding doors & four drawers (with one internal shelf). Heavily patinated cedar with iron hardware. Strong utilitarian ...

This is the best cabinet from the Taisho period, with a rarely seen structure and size. Its neat appearance and elegant design are still beautiful beyond time. The upper level has gl...

wear reflect the passage of time and enhance the cabinet’s wabi-sabi appeal. A perfect addition to an

Stone / Clay Pottery in the wabi sabi style Its distorted shape makes it a beautiful piece of art

furniture evokes the spirit of “wabi sabi”. Wabi-sabi is a Japanese philosophy that sees beauty in

authentic charm and character, embodying the essence of wabi-sabi—finding beauty in imperfection and the

as a kitchen cabinet or display shelf. Additionally, it comes with anti-tip hardware attached to the

. The spirit of Japanese “Wabi-sabi” resides in this piece, where the taste that can only be acquired

handcraftsmanship, and the spirit of “wabi-sabi,” which is uniquely Japanese. Weight: approx. 40 kg

the natural relief of the wood grain, embodying the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi—finding beauty in

A large early 18th C. Hewn chestnut cupboard from the mountains of the Basque Country. Primitively constructed with thick slabs of chestnut & hand forged iron hardware. Three inter...

the Wabi-sabi aesthetic, finding beauty in imperfection and the passage of time. Design &

This is a Japanese antique glass-doored cabinet. It was made in the Early Showa period (1926-). Made from cedar wood, its natural texture brings warmth to any space. The glass doors...

This Glass Door Cabinet is Japanese antique furniture from the Taisho period (1912-1926 CE) This storage shelf is meticulously handcrafted using high-quality Katsura wood, showcasing...

An early 19th century primitive low mountain cupboard in hewn beech, with planked top and two doors which open to reveal a single shelf within. Central European, c. 1800.

An early 19th C. Meiji period paper tansu. Heavily patinated Japanese pine & cedar. two sets of sliding doors with plenty of drawers. - We offer free shipping to the USA/Canada t...

A 19th century dark olive green glazed earthenware jar from Andalusia with twin handles and characterful iron staple repairs. Spanish, c. 1850.

displayed on your entryway table, side table, coffee table etc. Great patina, wabi sabi, primitive decor

displayed on your entryway table, side table, coffee table etc. Great patina, wabi sabi, primitive etc.,

of wabi-sabi, finding beauty in simplicity and imperfection. It's not just about looks. This item is

1.5” high. This one of a kind platter or tray was hand made in the spirit of Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese

A very large black terracotta bowl from Northern Portugal. Very similar to the black terracotta of Quart, Catalonia. Heavily patinated. Originally used for the preparation o...

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

A rare early 19th century Black terracotta “lebrillo” from the town of Quart, Catalonia. Heavily patinated. Originally used for the preparation of food. (One of a set of three).

Rare Swedish wabi sabi organic shaped root bowl made in solid birch wood in Sweden in the early

recommend incorporating the beauty of wabi-sabi into your space. Weight: 26kg

with peace of mind. This furniture evokes the spirit of wabi-sabi, the Japanese philosophy of finding

. The surface bears age-appropriate wear consistent with its history, contributing to its wabi-sabi

, wabi-sabi, or minimal interiors. It carries age-appropriate wear consistent with its history, enhancing

modern living spaces and radiates a sense of presence. The spirit of “wabi sabi” (the Japanese aesthetic

spirit of “wabi-sabi,” which finds beauty in the skin and serenity of well-used wood. It is unique and

design adds a Japanese element to your interior, and it is an item that adds the beauty of wabi-sabi to

years and has changed little by little, is a valuable expression of the harmonious beauty of wabi-sabi

woven by change is called "Sabi" and there is a way of thinking that affirms it. It's the "Sabi" of the

A rare Japanese Taisho period (C.1920s) cedar & paper tansu. Beautifully patinated cedar carcass with aged paper sliding doors. Three internal shelves & one internal drawer. Sympa...

This is a very old small chest of drawers from the Taisho period. (1912~1926) It is made of chestnut wood and zelkova. This has a beautiful black color. The iron drop ring pull handl...

A Late 19th C. Dug-out cupboard from the Andorran Pyrenees. Constructed in chestnut with two interior shelves. Heavily patinated through hundreds of years of use.

(kitchen cabinet) hails from the Tohoku region of Northern Japan. Constructed from solid cedar (Sugi), the

This antique stackable cabinet was crafted in the Taisho Era (1912-1926). A two-tier stackable cabinet with sliding glass doors. This rare antique piece features the beautiful, weat...