3 Old Northern Philippines Storage and Seed Baskets

Large Early 20th Century Willow Grain Basket, China Traditionally used to carry rice or other grains, this basket is strong and sturdy. 24 inches (60.96 cm) high by 16 inches (40.64...

Japanese Kimono storage box, constructed of wood and bamboo, painted black with family crest painted in red on the sides. The top has wood slats, which ...

Saki-ori farmers coat, Northern Japan, Meiji period A very heavy and substantial saki-ori coat, made of cotton with an indigo kasuri lapel. Several patches of hand sewn stitching ...

Tea ceremony woven round bamboo basket with handle used for storing charcoal. The inside lining is lacquered. Comes with signed tomobako by artist Tokyusai. His signature is also on...

A hand woven karagumoy Filipino basket from the 19th century, with checkered two-toned structure, side opening and rustic character. Created in the Philippines...

A vintage Burmese woven rattan and wood lidded basket from the mid 20th century lidded with strap, perfect to be used as a hamper, storage or toy box. This charming vintage Burmese w...

A handwoven bamboo basket by Japanese bamboo artist Higashi Takesonosai (1915-2003), in the form of a traditional rice container. It was woven with...

A Japanese vintage sake storage jug from the mid-20th century, with red lacquer, bamboo motifs and calligraphy. This Japanese vintage sake storage jug from the mid-20th century, adorned with red lacquer, bamboo motifs, and elegant calligraphy, is a captivating piece that effortlessly blends function with traditional Japanese artistry. Crafted in Japan during the midcentury period, this carrying jug catches the eye with its striking red, black, and brown color palette, beautifully contrasting to create a visual impact. The jug's distinctive shape, combined with its bamboo motifs and hand-painted calligraphy, reflects a deep cultural heritage and the meticulous craftsmanship of its time. This sake jug's unique form and subtle decoration make it an ideal decorative accent in a variety of settings. Placed on a kitchen counter, it can serve as an exotic focal point that brings warmth and authenticity to the space. Alternatively, it can be positioned on a patio table or in a living room, where its bold colors and intricate motifs provide an intriguing conversation starter. Perfect for those who appreciate Japanese culture and design, this vintage sake jug...