Zelkova Wood

This Japanese console table is composed of an antique base made from a fallen ancient Zelkova tree in Japan. The natural texture and patina give this piece an earth feel that one can...

This vintage side table was crafted in the Mid Showa Period '1940-' Made from Japanese Zelkova, known for its durability and beauty, the tabletop features a stunning "tama-moku" woo...

Japanese Antique wood slab Okidai (display stand), Made of quality single solid slab of Japanese Zelkova (Keyaki).

Antique wooden dough board made of thick, solid Keyaki zelkova boards. circa 1900s - 40s. The kneading surface is made out of quality single solid Keyaki zelkova board, naturally cra...

The flowing grain of the zelkova wood is equally remarkable. Complex patterns run across the surface, resembling the movement of rivers or the contours of a topographical map.

A Korean wood chest desk made from zelkova wood (Korean Elm) circa late 19th century (end of Joseon period).

Over more than a century, the wood has developed a soft, warm patina. Fine traces of use and gently rounded edges speak of careful, everyday handling.

Because it is made of dense and durable zelkova wood, it has a reassuring stability and can be used safely as a seat.

The frame was done in Zelkova wood with dark grains. The two larger drawers have veneered front panel from Persimmon wood while the three smaller ones have burl wood front panel.

Type: Antique Mitate Low Table / Sculptural Root Coffee Table Period: Base: Early Showa Period (c. 1930s) / Top: Vintage Artisan Board Materials: Ancient Yakushima Cedar (Yaku-Sugi s...

The use of inlaid glass or crystal eyes (Gyogan) began in the late Heian period and flourished in the Kamakura period, continuing into the Edo period to give sacred statues a realist...

The cabinet is made from keyaki, Japanese zelkova wood, a highly valued hardwood traditionally used in fine Japanese furniture.

Subject: Period: Late Edo Period (18th - 19th Century) Technique:Zelkova wood / Ichiboku-zukuri (Carved from a single piece of solid wood) Dimensions: Height: 36.5 cm × Width: 21...

These supports are crafted from zelkova wood, a dense and durable hardwood traditionally used in Japan for load-bearing components.

The tabletop is made from a single solid slab of keyaki, Japanese zelkova wood. It measures approximately 5 cm thick, giving the piece a remarkably substantial and powerful presence.

The material is keyaki, Japanese zelkova, a wood that has long been used in Japan for furniture, vessels, architectural elements, and fine craft objects.

Constructed in Korean Elm (Zelkova) and pine wood, this two-level chest is an authentic period piece typical of the chests made in Jeon-Ju area therefore known as Joen-Ju Jang.

Dynamic Live-Edge Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova) Coffee Table This commanding coffee table is defined by a singular, dramatic plank of Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova), a wood revered in Japan ...

Material and Specifications Primary Wood: Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova) Diameter: 81 cm Height: 28 cm Origin: Japan Condition: Expertly restored to ensure structural stability.

Dimensions: 36” W × 34” H × 13” D Materials: Keyaki (zelkova) body, Persimmon wood trim & pulls, glass sliding doors Period: Early Shōwa, c. 1937 Condition: Excellent structural ...

Masterfully sculpted from a single, solid block of seasoned Keyaki wood (Japanese Zelkova) using the traditional Ichiboku-zukuri technique, this piece boasts an extraordinary presenc...

Object: Japanese Hariko Papier-Mâché Wooden Mold (Gourd Form) Date of Production: 19th Century (Late Edo to Meiji Period) Origin: Japan Material: Zelkova、　Hand-Carved Wood, Iron P...

The material is keyaki, Japanese zelkova, a wood that has long been highly valued in Japan for furniture, architectural elements, and traditional craft objects.

Hand-carved from the single solid wood of Keyaki Zelkova. Daikoku is a the deity of wealth, fortune, agriculture and fertility in Shinto, bring a sack on his back, a magic hammer in...

Hand-carved from the single solid wood of Keyaki Zelkova. Daikoku is a the deity of wealth, fortune, agriculture and fertility in Shinto, bring a sack on his back, a magic hammer in...

This is an old Japanese wooden block workbench, believed to have been used in the early Showa period (1900s–1940s). The material is zelkova (keyaki) wood. The countless scratches, d...

Constructed from pine and zelkova (Korean elm wood) in frame, the chest showcases a beautiful frontal exterior with book-matched persimmon panels, complimented with yellow brass deco...

Made from fine-quality Japanese zelkova (keyaki) wood, the desk showcases careful craftsmanship throughout, from the solid top to the turned legs.

Constructed from pine and zelkova (Korean elm wood) in frame, the chest was made circa late 19th to early 20th century and showcases a beautiful facade with book-matched persimmon pa...

The sturdy bin-like piece supported by unadorned block feet was made from solid elm (Zelkova) and pine wood. Traditionally, it was used in the kitchen to store rice or other grains (...

Made in the Edo period (1800s-1860s), it is a powerful and dignified piece, the culmination of the skills and aesthetic sense of the craftsmen of the time. Various types of wood such...

Crafted from richly grained zelkova or paulownia wood, the chest is characterized by its warm tone and natural patterns.

The two-tier short table was constructed in solid Korean Elm wood (Zelkova) and features a small drawer and a shelf space above.

It's believed to be made from solid, solid zelkova (keyaki) wood, exuding a strong grain and sturdy texture throughout.

Japanese style cup made of ceramic and wood. Wood is zelkova and ceramic with zelkova ash glaze.