Size: W:610mm × H:235mm, Depth: 175mm Material: Unknown Period: Early Showa era Shipping Fee: Shipping estimate required
This is a wooden kneading bowl used in the early Showa period. Although it was a daily-use tool for kneading noodles and mochi, it now transcends that role and exudes a unique aesthetic beauty.
The scuffs and coloration etched by years of use give the wood grain deep shading, creating a one-of-a-kind presence. Its appearance evokes the breath of life from that era and the handprints of people who carefully continued to use their tools.
Having a history as a practical item, this bowl, when incorporated into a modern space as a vase or an objet d'art, adds a serene yet powerful touch of color. It is an item that embodies the aesthetic of Wabi-sabi.
※As natural wood is used, there may be small scratches and natural textures derived from the material. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience, but we kindly ask for your understanding that this is part of the charm of natural materials.
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