Traditional Paulownia Wood Box, Wooden Box
【Product Description】
This is a set of 4 paulownia wood boxes.
◆ One of the boxes has writing on the inside, which is a hakogaki (box inscription). The content describes the aesthetic appeal, atmosphere, and arrangement of tea ceremony utensils.
Words such as zanpu (残風), meaning lingering breeze or atmosphere, can be found in the text.
Additionally, a signature and a red seal, likely a pseudonym, are visible in the lower left corner, along with the character Kyo (京).
This suggests the possibility of the inscription being by a Kyoto-based artist or related individual, making it an atmospheric accompanying box for tea ceremony utensils.
◆ Another box is a paulownia wood box with a gold-lettered inscription.
Recommended not only for storing or collecting tea ceremony utensils but also as a charming antique box.
~The paulownia boxes in photos 3 and 4 are included, making it a total of 4 items.~
【Condition】
This item is approximately 40 years old.
It has been stored in a paulownia wood chest of drawers and is unused.
*Please check the images for details.*
【Size】 (Units: cm)
Large: Height 30, Width 27, Depth 3
Small: Height 29, Width 21, Depth 3
~Paulownia boxes in photos 3 and 4~
(Units: cm)
Height 27, Width 18, Depth 2.5 (2 boxes of the same size)
*Please note that these are amateur measurements, so slight errors may occur.*
【Accessories】
- All items shown in the images are included.
*No returns or complaints, please.
We kindly ask for purchases only from those who understand the current condition.*
This is a set of 4 paulownia wood boxes.
◆ One of the boxes has writing on the inside, which is a hakogaki (box inscription). The content describes the aesthetic appeal, atmosphere, and arrangement of tea ceremony utensils.
Words such as zanpu (残風), meaning lingering breeze or atmosphere, can be found in the text.
Additionally, a signature and a red seal, likely a pseudonym, are visible in the lower left corner, along with the character Kyo (京).
This suggests the possibility of the inscription being by a Kyoto-based artist or related individual, making it an atmospheric accompanying box for tea ceremony utensils.
◆ Another box is a paulownia wood box with a gold-lettered inscription.
Recommended not only for storing or collecting tea ceremony utensils but also as a charming antique box.
~The paulownia boxes in photos 3 and 4 are included, making it a total of 4 items.~
【Condition】
This item is approximately 40 years old.
It has been stored in a paulownia wood chest of drawers and is unused.
*Please check the images for details.*
【Size】 (Units: cm)
Large: Height 30, Width 27, Depth 3
Small: Height 29, Width 21, Depth 3
~Paulownia boxes in photos 3 and 4~
(Units: cm)
Height 27, Width 18, Depth 2.5 (2 boxes of the same size)
*Please note that these are amateur measurements, so slight errors may occur.*
【Accessories】
- All items shown in the images are included.
*No returns or complaints, please.
We kindly ask for purchases only from those who understand the current condition.*
Category
Craft
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Hyogo
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