Description
This rare Han-Dansu from late 19th-century Tokyo is a remarkable find, known for its unique elongated form, a design historically favored by Japan’s affluent class. Crafted from zelkova and cryptomeria woods, it features beautiful original hardware that accentuates its refined, minimalist style. Han-dansu chests were traditionally used for storing valuables, with compartments designed for efficient organization. Purchased at an exclusive Japanese auction, this piece is an exceptional example of Japanese antique craftsmanship, embodying elegance and historical significance that’s increasingly difficult to find today.
(w) 106″ x (d) 27″ x (h) 17″
(w) 269 x (d) 69 x (h) 43 cm
Color: Brown
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