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and decorative appeal
tactile patina that speaks to decades of honest use
Price is per pair of panels which are not hinged
This Japanese choba dansu (or cho dansu) merchant chest dates from the Taishō Era (1912 - 1926) and is made in the Osaka style
Cows are still revered and continue to wander the streets in India
Japanese Choba Dansu From Gifu - Meiji Period Takhat Tables and decorative appealThis Japanese choba dansu (or cho dansu) merchant chest dates from the Meji Period (1868 1912), likely 1880 1900. Choba dansu were used by merchants in shops for storing ledgers, money, and seals. This style of tansu is from the Gifu region of Japan. The slatted horizontal sides and sliding doors are traditional to the Gifu region. This tansu is constructed with hinoki wood (cedar) with sugi (cryptomeria) door, side & top panels. It has plenty of
