Size: W1,060mm×D440mm×H980mm
Period: Taisho Era
Material: Chestnut and cedar
Shipping: Shipping cost estimated in advance
The powerful presence of heavy iron meets the delicate beauty of cherry blossoms carved in fine detail.
A luxurious "centerpiece for your space," imbued with the dignity of history.
A double-layered period chest of drawers imbued with the aesthetic sensibilities nurtured in Nihonmatsu, Mutsu Province, during the Taisho era.
The serene texture of the wood is complemented by a large, imposing round lock plate that commands attention. Against this iron backdrop, fine-line carvings of "double cherry blossoms," crafted by artisans who poured their souls into every stroke of the chisel, come vividly to life. The contrast between the powerful iron hardware and the delicately blooming double cherry blossoms creates an overwhelming beauty that captivates all who see it.
A scene that enriches your daily life as a piece of interior décor. The small door with a sliding bolt located at the top right retains its original design as a former valuables compartment, while offering a special space in modern life to store a hidden collection. The moment you place a seasonal bud vase, an antique, or a contemporary craft vessel on the top, the very atmosphere around it instantly becomes refined and dignified.
A presence that conceals an elegant splendor within the weight of profound history. Whether as part of a traditional Japanese room arrangement or as a console in a modern living room or entrance, it creates an exquisite "Japanese scene" that becomes the centerpiece of the entire space. A luxurious time to quietly appreciate the changing seasons, supported by craftsmanship passed down through generations. Please welcome this exceptional piece into your home and fill your daily life with extraordinary beauty.
※As natural wood is used, small scratches or knots inherent to the material may be present.
Please understand in advance that these are the unique characteristics of natural materials.
※Includes a lock
