Japanese Antique Wooden Box Edo Period Hikyaku Courier Tool Storage WBX318 Tea Ceremony traditionally used as a suzuribako

traditionally used as a suzuribako (inkstone box) for calligraphy tools

and a Japanese bush warbler drawn on it

showing traces of wear that enhance its antique character

or as a unique piece of contemporary bronze sculpture

suitable for display as a vintage interior decor piece

Japanese Antique Wooden Box Edo Period Hikyaku Courier Tool Storage WBX318 Tea Ceremony traditionally used as a suzuribakoNotice (For U. S. Buyers) From September 18, 2025, shipping costs for U. S. orders include customs duties and clearance fees. This may make the shipping fee appear higher, but no extra charges at delivery. For non U. S. orders, these fees are not included and may apply depending on local regulations. Japanese Antique Wooden Box Edo Period Hikyaku Courier Tool Storage WBX318 Description This is a Japanese antique wooden box from the Edo period,