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Edo Period Tansu Chest

A rare and exquisite chest of drawers from Japan's Edo period (1603–1868), crafted from Paulownia wood with original iron hardware. This piece showcases masterful joinery techniques passed down through generations of Kyoto craftsmen. The natural grain of the wood, aged to a warm honey tone, tells the story of centuries of careful preservation. Each drawer slides with the precision that only hand-fitted wood can achieve. Originally used in a merchant's home in Osaka, this tansu is a functional work of art that bridges domestic life and traditional craftsmanship. Collectors of Japanese antiques will appreciate its intact original finish and authentic period hardware.

IDR 12,800View

Imari Porcelain Vase Pair (Arita, 18th c.)

IDR 19,800

A matched pair of Imari porcelain vases from the Arita kilns, Saga prefecture, Japan, dating to the mid-18th century. The distinctive underglaze blue and overglaze iron-red with gold decoration depicts the classic "Imari" pattern: chrysanthemums, peonies, and phoenixes in a garden landscape. Each vase stands 42 cm tall on a foot ring etched with double blue circles. The pieces were exported to Europe during the height of the Japan trade and entered the collection of a Dutch merchant family in Amsterdam, where they remained until 2019. Matching pairs in this condition are exceptionally rare.

Bronze Amitābha Buddha, Kamakura Period

Sculptures & Ceramics

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Edo Period Tansu Chest

A rare and exquisite chest of drawers from Japan's Edo period (1603–1868), crafted from Paulownia wood with original iron hardware. This piece showcases masterful joinery techniques passed down through generations of Kyoto craftsmen. The natural grain of the wood, aged to a warm honey tone, tells the story of centuries of careful preservation. Each drawer slides with the precision that only hand-fitted wood can achieve. Originally used in a merchant's home in Osaka, this tansu is a functional work of art that bridges domestic life and traditional craftsmanship. Collectors of Japanese antiques will appreciate its intact original finish and authentic period hardware.

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CategoryCurated Antique
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Timeless Beauty.
Nature-Crafted Art.

We believe every antique furniture piece is a form of art. Carefully curated from exceptional sources, each item carries character and a story that cannot be replicated.

From century-aged teak to million-year petrified wood, our collection reflects a deep respect for time, craftsmanship, and natural beauty.