Taisho Seating

Small yet with a strong presence. This stool has a cherry wood seat and keyaki wood legs. Carefully assembled from sturdy materials, it is a simple yet beautiful piece. The seat st...

A small, rugged stool made of cherry wood and iron legs. The thick seat is slightly concave toward the center, gently supporting your body. Fine cracks and scratches remain on the su...

This is a wooden stool made of cedar wood from the late Meiji and Taisho periods (around 1900-1920) in Japan. It is believed to have been actually used in old private homes and farmh...

This antique chair has a straight-lined, simple design, but the graceful curve at the base gives it an air of elegance. The aged oak frame has an exquisitely aged look that gives it...

A set of two dining chairs made from high-quality oak wood. The deep color and beautiful, flowing grain that have developed over the years have become richer and richer with time. T...

A stool with a neat appearance. A rare item made from oak, which is rare for stools from the Taisho period. The deep brown color that develops over time, which is unique to oak, is l...

This item is a wooden mortar that evokes the good old days of Japan, and is imbued with the aesthetics of history and wabi-sabi. It was once used for celebrations and special occasio...

This is an old Japanese wooden small stool. It has a simple shape and is fastened with nails, but it is very solid and does not wobble. The wood is mainly pine, and one of the legs i...

This is an old Japanese stool. It dates from the Taisho period (1913-1930s). It is made from Sen wood. It is simple and tasteful, exuding a world of wabi-sabi. It has been repaired...

This is an old Japanese stool. It dates from the Taisho period (1913-1930s). It is made from Beech wood. It is simple and tasteful, exuding a world of wabi-sabi. It has been repair...

This is an old wooden Japanese chair. The hemp cord of the seat and backrest uses the hemp string of the old rice planting tool. This was stored as a collection of "Tanaka Chuzaburo...

This workbench was made in Japan from the late Meiji period to the early Showa period and was used by farmers. It was used by farmers in Nagano Prefecture. And this is the perfect size to use as a stool, so you can use it in the entryway to put on your shoes or in the living room. Originally, this workbench was used to beat cloth with a wooden stick after weaving it to make it softer or to polish it. There are also cuts on the side of this workbench, so it seems that it was used for some kind of work by lying on its side. It looks very cool and has a wabi-sabi atmosphere. The condition is that there is wood corrosion on the bottom. Small pieces of wood may come out during shipping. There is no problem when using it as a stool. Also, there is some wobbling, but it's not noticeable. If you are concerned about this, please attach a hard sponge to the bottom. This item is rare and difficult to obtain. This is a recommended item. Weight: 27.75kg [We offer Japanese antique furniture and tools that are different from the Japanese antique furniture and art that have been appreciated abroad. These tools were used in private homes and farmhouses in the past. They have been passed through a long time and have an attractive taste. The reality is that many of these items are now being discarded along with the demolition of houses. We are on a mission to re-evaluate these fascinating old objects...