Antique Japanese Meiji Era (c1870’s) Kimono Tansu Red Lacquer 44” Chawan The stool measures approximately 18"

The stool measures approximately 18" tall by 17" wide by 17" deep (46 x 43 x 43 cm)

Dimensions: approximately 6"L × 4"H (15 × 10 cm) Weight: >1lb

Its handle is not free swinging so it stays in the upright position at all times

Some separation from movement of the wood

Antique Japanese Meiji Era (c1870’s) Kimono Tansu Red Lacquer 44” Chawan The stool measures approximately 18"This is an Antique Japanese Yonezawa Kimono chest or Ishodansu. This two piece chest was made in the mid Meiji era (1868 1912) of red lacquered Kuri (Japanese Chestnut) front and sugi (Japanese Cedar) case interiors. Ishodansu were used to store precious kimono, obi and accessories. It features the distinctive hardware of tansu made in the Yonezawa region in this case decorated in a Sakura (cherry blossom) motif. This tansu chest is made with pegged