Antique flower stand, Wabi-Sabi, Japandi

A tall and slender flower stand from the Taisho period. The straight lines and the curved decorations and chamfers that stand out at certain points are exquisitely combined to creat...

A cherry wood lathe-legged stand from the Taisho period with beautiful delicate decorations. It features graceful lathe legs and a round tabletop, making it a rare piece that is har...

This drawer shelf from the Taisho period combines Japanese style with modernity. This drawer shelf is particularly elaborate among those made in the Taisho period, and the complexit...

This is a beautiful cabinet that evokes the atmosphere of the Taisho period. It is made of lauan and cedar. It is finished with persimmon tannins and soot, which bring out the text...

This display stand is made by combining old wooden sleepers with a newly made tabletop. The top of the display stand is finished with cashew paint, like lacquer, and has a jet blac...

This is an old stone stand in Japan. I don't know the details if it was used as a stand for beating straw, but it seems to be before the end of the Edo period. The round silhouette...

This is an old wooden flower stand from Japan. It is believed to be from around the 20th century. Originally, it may have been used in temples to hold offerings of flowers, but this ...

Since ancient times, people have created and inherited necessary tools from familiar materials to survive in the severe struggle against nature, and have nurtured a lifestyle culture. Over the years, tools acquire a distinctive flavor and reflect the way of life. The more severe the natural environment and the weaker we are, the stronger the power of tools becomes. In today's world, where cheap and disposable products are encouraged, the act of repeatedly re-creating things around us by modifying them opens up a new world. With this philosophy in mind, we have carefully selected beautiful, powerful, and unique Japanese antiques. This is an old wooden object...