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A Choba Dansu (merchants chest) from Yonezawa - Edo Period - circa 1850 Made from Zelkova Wood (Keyaki) on the front with a Cryptomeria (Sugi) box
refers to the extraordinary colour transformations that occur as the glaze reacts to heat and atmosphere within the kiln
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Layers of beautifully weathered turquoise and earthy brown paint have naturally aged over time
They were made in pairs and it is very rare to find larger sets however an attractive harlequin set can be made from different pairs
Small Teak Takhat From Gujarat - 19th Century Period - 19th Century A Choba Dansu (merchants chest)This superb 19th century Gujarati takhata traditional Indian daybedhas been beautifully repurposed as a low coffee table, showcasing the rich craftsmanship and material character of northern Indias merchant furniture. The piece is distinguished by its deeply carved apron, featuring flowing foliate motifs and geometric detailing typical of the Gujarati style. Unlike the taller, more slender proportions of Shekhawati examples, this takhat sits lower and
