Size: H:1,215mm W:755mm D:240mm
Period: Showa period Material: Unknown Shipping cost: Shipping cost estimate
This storage shelf with accordion doors has quietly served its purpose in Japanese homes and public facilities since the early Showa period. It features a wooden accordion door with horizontal bars on the front, which can be opened and closed by sliding up and down.
This structure was widely used at the time for things like ledger shelves, filing cabinets, and medicine cabinets, and is easy to use even in limited spaces. It remains popular today as storage furniture that combines functionality and beauty.
It has a 7-tier shelf configuration and a slim design with a depth of just 24cm.
It has a relaxed feel and is suitable for use as a display shelf for tableware and tools, or in the living room or study. The texture of the wood and the careful workmanship of the Showa period create a calm appearance.
The brass keyhole remains as it was when it was made, and the patina of the aged metal subtly tells of the shelf's history.
*Since natural wood is used, small scratches and knots may be visible due to the material.
We hope you will understand that these are all flavors that can only be achieved with natural ingredients.
*This product does not come with a key and the locking function cannot be used.
*Due to deterioration over time, you may feel some resistance when opening and closing the accordion door.
*Due to the size of this product, we will provide a separate shipping quote. We apologize for the inconvenience, but please contact us using the inquiry form.
