Vintage Japanese Kodansu Personal Chest c1930's Kamakurabori Style Bamboo 8"W Cloisonne with inlaid gourds and applied

with inlaid gourds and applied metalwork

We have 3 of these available at the time of listing

1950) Japanese cast iron Kama (tea kettle) was utilized in the Japanese formal chado (tea ceremony) to heat water

drawers and sliding doors operate correctly

Length: approx

Vintage Japanese Kodansu Personal Chest c1930's Kamakurabori Style Bamboo 8"W Cloisonne with inlaid gourds and appliedKamakurabori () is a traditional Japanese woodcarving technique that originated during the Kamakura period (11851333), influenced by Chinese carved lacquerware. Artisans carve intricate relief designsoften floral motifs, dragons, or Buddhist imageryinto katsura or ho wood, then apply multiple layers of urushi lacquer in deep red, black, or brown, creating a rich, glossy finish. Over time, the lacquer develops a unique patina, enhancing the depth of