Rare Antique Japanese Kusuridansu Apothecary Tansu Edo Period c1820s 29"W Tsubo creating a visually stunning centerpiece

creating a visually stunning centerpiece for your tea gatherings

Japanese Tokoname-style stoneware chawan (茶碗) — red terracotta clay body with deep blue-grey gunmetal glaze

preserving the chest’s original character and material integrity

Illustrations: Color photographs throughout

It has the name of the sake company

Rare Antique Japanese Kusuridansu Apothecary Tansu Edo Period c1820s 29"W Tsubo creating a visually stunning centerpieceRare 200 Year Old Antique Japanese 32 Drawer Kusuridansu Apothecary Tansu Late Edo Period c1820s Japan, Late Edo Period, circa 1840s 29" W x 23. 5" H x 9. 5" D This late Edo period Kusuridansu () is a traditional Japanese apothecary chest, originally used by herbalists and village medicine sellers to store and organize medicinal ingredients. The cabinet is constructed in solid softwood with a dense grid of small drawers, each fitted with original hand