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reddish-brown finish with a distinct grain pattern (likely a Tamo Ash or Zelkova veneer popular in Showa retro furniture)
making it a sacred item symbolizing spiritual protection and devotion in Japanese Buddhism
but a survivor from space—shaped into a sculptural form by natural forces alone
This effect is achieved because the drawers are crafted with extremely precise dimensions
This Haribako is made from natural wood with a beautifully patterned surface characteristic of Japanese vintage cabinetry
Antique Japanese Boro Textile Indigo Cotton Thick Fabric Patchwork 168cm BRKW162 With Box reddish-brown finish with a distinctDescription Item Details This is a large antique Japanese Indigo Dyed (Aizome) Cotton Textile dating from the Taisho to early Showa period (early 20th century). Material: Thick, hand woven cotton with a deep indigo color. Construction: Created by joining four widths of fabric together (4 width size). Style: "Boro". The textile features a rustic texture with white flecks (Kasuri style) and includes historical patchwork repairs using various shades of
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