Japanese Antique Wabi Sabi Low Table 1860s-1920s / Sofa Table

This is a low table made from a part of a rare wooden ship “Kitamae-bune” obtained in Kanazawa, Hokuriku region. Kitamae-bune was an important trading ship that connected northern an...

This is a very old drawer storage chest made in Japan. It dates back to the Meiji era (1860s–1920s) and is crafted from Japanese cedar wood. The metal fittings are made of iron. The...

This is a very old drawer storage chest made in Japan. It dates back to the Meiji era (1860s–1920s) and is crafted from Japanese cedar wood. The metal fittings are made of iron. In ...

This is a very old drawer storage chest made in Japan. It dates back to the Meiji era (1860s–1920s) and is crafted from Japanese cedar wood. The metal fittings are made of iron. The...

This is a low table that combines old Japanese trees. The detailed tree species of the upper board is unknown, but it is considered to be katsura wood, and the color has become dark...

This is a large low table made from old Japanese wood. The tabletop is a very large, heavy board. Over the years, the surface has changed to a natural, primitive look. Its use is unknown, but it is assumed to have been a work board for cutting cloth at the time, and it has a strong presence. The exact species of wood used for the tabletop is unknown, but it is thought to be a type of hardwood, probably katsura wood. Various colors have been mixed over time, expressing the beauty of natural changes. The base is made of hard wood that is thought to be a type of hardwood used for beams in houses, with old Japanese washi paper pasted on it. Washi paper is a durable paper that was used in sericulture, called cocoon bags...

From Tohoku area, Japan. This antique low writing desk is a product of late Edo era. estimate from the style and conditions. Made of Hinoki cypress, original urushi lacquer still rem...

This is a Japanese antique coffee table produced in the Taisho period. This furniture was made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. The material is high-quality oak. The grain of the wood is very beautiful. The coating is a uniquely Japanese lacquer coating. The unique design is decorated with carvings and ornaments unique to Japan by craftsmen of the time. This furniture expresses the world of Japanese “Wabi Sabi”. The materials, techniques, and design are all at the pinnacle of Japanese antique furniture.