Antique Japanese Edo Era (18th C) Warehouse Door Forged Iron & Sugi 76"H Box 1936 by the great Japanese
Description
1936 by the great Japanese artist Shotei Takahashi (1871 to 1945)
Intricately carved with supreme detail
It has a strong tri-pod footing
This is a 9 3/4" x 14 1/4" giclée reproduction print of a Japanese Meiji era ukiyo-e (woodblock print)
Antique Japanese Edo Era (18th C) Warehouse Door Forged Iron & Sugi 76"H Box 1936 by the great JapaneseThis is a Japanese warehouse door from the mid Edo era (c. 1700's). It is made of solid Sugi wood (Japanese Cedar) wood with forged iron fittings. It would have once been used as the entry to a large stone family warehouse. The top section is latticed to allow ventilation into the warehouse. To one side is a locking mechanism that secured the warehouse. With exception to minor signs of past use, minor water stains, and an aged patina, this very
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