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Old Tray Made of Japanese Pine Wood / 1930-1960 / Showa Period
About the Item
This tray is made of pine wood with beautiful grain.
In Japan, many round and square wooden trays have been made since ancient times.
They come in various sizes and materials.
Among them, pine wood is relatively used.
Pine contains a lot of oil, and as it is used, it becomes glossy and turns amber.
And among them, the pine that contains a lot of oil is called "koe-matsu".
"Himatsu" refers to the part of the center of a pine tree that is hundreds of years old and contains plenty of pine resin.
And this tray is the "koe-matsu".
The wood grain is beautiful and has a very beautiful luster.
It also contains a lot of oil, so it weighs 1.1kg.
The round photo is simple and open, but it is a wonderful tray that makes the most of Matsuno's powerful wood grain.
A special wooden box is also included.
On the table, it is written as a round tray made of pine.
This Obon has an author. The author's name is Heian Heiichi.
The author's name is written on the back of the box lid.
Heian is the name of many writers in Kyoto.
Perhaps this part was also made in Kyoto.
Since it is a tray, the wood is slightly warped.
But you can use it without any problem.
It is a recommended item.
Weight: 1.1kg
Size: Diameter 36.5 to 37.3 cm Height 4.4 cm
Best regards
Kengo.
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