Vintage Japanese Taisho Era c1920's Shogiban Goban Reversable Game Board 15" Shinhanga Painting field well-preserved

Painting field well-preserved

This is priced with the damage taken into consideration

This exceptional Japanese nomi (chisel) was made many decades ago in the mid 20th century by a master Japanese blade maker in the tradition of the samurai sword

This koro is elaborately crowned with a shi-shi (foo dog) over a cloud transom to let the smoke through

Vintage Japanese Taisho Era c1920's Shogiban Goban Reversable Game Board 15" Shinhanga Painting field well-preservedImmerse yourself in the versatility of this 3 thick dark wood combination Shogiban and Goban. Flip sides for the strategic intensity of Shogi or the ancient elegance of Go. Crafted for enthusiasts who appreciate the richness of both games, this board is more than just a playing surface it's a gateway to dual gaming experiences. Solid keyaki wood (Japanese elm). It is a dense and very heavy wood, totaling 16. 5lbs. Width = 14. 75" Length = 12. 75"