Size: H:790mm W:380mm D:150mm
Period: Taisho to Showa period
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This is an extremely rare, slim glass display case made during the Showa period.
The frame is made of aged solid cedar, with a glass lid that beautifully showcases the items inside. The weathered wood grain possesses a profound quietness and a tasteful character that only comes with the passage of time.
Its greatest appeal lies in its distinctive "form." Despite its impressive height of 790mm, its depth is a mere 150mm, making it incredibly slim. The trapezoidal shape, tapering from bottom to top, creates a pleasing rhythm in any space when placed against a wall, serving as a unique accent in contemporary interiors.
The glass lid on the top (front) opens and closes smoothly with hinges. It allows you to beautifully display your cherished collection as if it were a specimen, while protecting it from dust.
For those who appreciate the scratches carved by long years, the warping of the wood, and the undulations of the glass as the "story" this piece has lived. This is an item for collectors, combining practicality with sculptural beauty.
※As this product uses natural wood, there may be small scratches and natural textures inherent to the material. We kindly ask for your understanding that these are part of the charm of natural materials.
※Due to the nature of this product, shipping costs will be quoted separately. Please contact us via the inquiry form.
