$ 750.00
Massive jizai hook, Keyaki wood, Daikoku style, Japanese, Meiji period. This impressive sculptural object most probably graced a farmer's farmhouse over an irori with an equally large pot or teapot....
$ 925.00
The term “Shoji” bench was never addressed but it might be attributed to people using it to play board games like Shoji, anyway, it’s a very useful, charming, well-constructed piece...
$ 550.00
Oversized Abacus Kanban or store sign. Made of wood, Japanese, mid-century. A whimsical folk art that is also functional,if one is inclined to learn how to use one. It...
$ 790.00
In the olden days in Japan, this slatted fence-like furniture was used to shield the person doing bookkeeping from the eyes of the general public. He is sitting on the...
$ 1,125.00
Massive in size, this wooden bear with a fish in his mouth is hand-carved from one wooden piece of cryptomeria (cedar) wood by the indigenous ethnic group called Ainu, living in...
$ 1,800.00
Buddhist votive oil lamp stand. Wrought iron holder in the shape of the Chintamani wish-fulfilling gem with five oil dish holders (two on either side and one at top). Original...
$ 45.00
Combs ,made of horn, with well executed image of birds and tiger, contemporary, handmade in Vietnam. Measures 7”.
$ 90.00
Keyaki (zelkova) wood plumb line. The ink and string have long disappeared, still the mechanism works smoothly. Cleaned just enough to bring out the keyaki wood grain and patina. Late...
Sold Out - $ 350.00
lift top lead, 5 drawers. Good condition. Taisho period. W : 11 1/2", H : 9", D : 7".
$ 750.00
Kiri (paulownia) wood hibachi brazier, lined in copper. The outside is decorated with real gold makie and lacquered crysanthemums images. This was used for heating a space and the owner...
Sold Out - $ 225.00
IKAT from Sumba, called Hingis, worn by men as shoulder cloths. Figures have symbolic meaning. 20th century, very good condition, no tears or stains.
$ 1,200.00
Japanese Buddhist prayer beads, exceptionally long, 1000 5/8" diameter beads strung as one long necklace with two (2) large wood beads and tassel at the end. Mala beads used by...
$ 89.60 $ 128.00
Mold for western shoes made by the Japanese in the 1930's. Traces of material and tools used is visible. Beautiful patina and when you feel the wood, you know these...
$ 75.00 $ 125.00
Straw with simple binding and woven straps. Bindings at the bottom part have come apart thus leaving the straw loose and unrestricted - actually, a charming image. Definitely utilitarian and has seen a...
$ 350.00
A shallow rectangular wood box with indented dividers, supposedly for tickets. A real country piece and an intriguing one. One wood divider replaced. Mounted on contemporary metal stand. Meiji, late...
$ 450.00
Hibachi, Japanese, Kiri wood , mother-of-pearl inlay and lacquer , copper lined, leaves and flower design, Meiji period, early 20th century. Beautiful condition. This kind of hibachi were primarily used...
$ 450.00
Hibachi, Japanese, kiri wood, copper lined with Makie design. Early 20th century. Beautiful condition. In the olden days a utilitarian accessory in a home used for heating. : 11.5x7.5 in....
$ 550.00
The Murashido technique was achieved by dipping the hot bronze in oil immediately after firing and then smoking with rice straw. This technique was started in the early 1900's. 7...
$ 350.00
Serigraph print by Reg Davidson, Canadian First Nations Carver and Member Haida Nation, born 1954. Print title "Bear" 130/224, Image measures 8.75" x 10.5", frame 17.25" x 18.75". Framed. Good...
$ 350.00
Serigraph Print by Don Yeomans, born 1958, Haida Artist, Canada titled "Spindle Whorl" 140/200. Image measures 12" x 12.25", frame 19" x 19". Good condition. SC21909
$ 30.00
Original Keisuke Serizawa February 1960 Calendar. Katazome process on Mulberry washi paper. His style of depicting people, seasons and children with vibrant colors and exuberance has earned him the honor...
Sold Out - $ 30.00
Original Keisuke Serizawa January 1960 Calendar, Katazome process on Mulberry washi paper. His style of depicting people, seasons and children with vibrant colors and exuberance has earned him the designation as a National Living...
$ 45.00
Hand carved from 100-year-old mountain cherry wood, the wood of these cookie molds is dried for 5 years to prevent cracking. Unusual carving of a flower petal, two piece and...
$ 975.00
Pair of KITSUNE (FOXES), Japanese, Porcelain, ,mid-century. Kitsune legendsabound in Japanese folklore. Most notably they are associated with Inari, the Shintodeity of rice. They ae considered Inari’s messengers and this...
$ 290.00
Pair of KITSUNE (FOXES), Japanese, Porcelain, Kitsune legendsabound in Japanese folklore. Most notably they are associated with Inari, the Shintodeity of rice. They ae considered Inari’s messengers and this association hasreinforced...
$ 240.00
Pair of KTSUNE (F0XES), Japanese, Porcelain, ,mid-century. Kitsune legendsabound in Japanese folklore. Most notably they are associated with Inari, the Shintodeity of rice. They ae considered Inari’s messengers and this...
Sold Out - $ 180.00
Pair of KTSUNE (F0XES), Japanese, Porcelain, mid-century. Kitsune legendsabound in Japanese folklore. Most notably they are associated with Inari, the Shintodeity of rice. They ae considered Inari’s messengers and this...
Sold Out - $ 125.00
Pair of KTSUNE (F0XES), Japanese, Porcelain, mid-century. Kitsune legendsabound in Japanese folklore. Most notably they are associated with Inari, the Shintodeity of rice. They ae considered Inari’s messengers and this...
$ 250.00
Pair of Painted sacred book cover, lacquered and beautifully rendered, Sri Lanka,19 th century. Both sides have symbols of Sri Lanka . The two tiny holes on bothends indicated where...
$ 250.00
Beautifully designed brown pitcher with one small chip on the back, by Emilio Molinero. Circa 1940-50 12 1/2" X 8"
$ 750.00
A round water vessel with two handles by Emilio Molinari,a well regarded Mexican potter. 13" X 15" Circa 1940-50
$ 750.00
A tall white candelabra with a pretty floral design. By Aurelio Flores Circa 1940-50 24" X 11"
$ 1,000.00
A wonderful bust of Ignacio Allende. Circa 1940-50 22" X 18"
$ 250.00
Alejibre with Devil and Snake. Circa 1940-50 31" X 21"
$ 150.00
Mexican Incense burner, clay Circa 1940-50 61/2" X 4"
$ 250.00
Pastel fish bank with crack and unpaired leg. Circa 1940-50 8" X 3"
Sold Out - $ 250.00
Household appliance used for shredding coconut meat. Origin: Philippines 20" x 75" x 8.5"
$ 550.00
Japanese six-drawer box, ko-bako, wood, handforged hardware, dark patina, Meiji period. Had various uses, most probably to store precious objects or small important tools and instruments. Meiji period. : 14x10.1x12.2 in....
$ 450.00
Japanese pair of Snow shoes, specifically made for an individual constructed of bamboo, wood splints and rope, crude but serviceable and charming. Definitely “Mingei” and a stunning wall decor. Meiji...
$ 125.00
Standing Buddha, Sri Lanka, bone, mid-century, Carefully executed image ofStanding Buddha . Measures 4”x 4 ¾”. Patina is excellent, no losses or chip.
$ 30.00
Original Keisuke Serizawa December 1960 Calendar. Katazome process on Mulberry washi paper. His style of depicting people, seasons ,toys and folk art with vibrant colors and exuberance has earned him the designation...
$ 275.00
Traditional Japanese Ikebana, the art of flower arrangement, vessel, bronze, Meiji period. Comprised of 2 parts, the top a flat piece with an opening in the middle where the flowers...
Sold Out - $ 70.00
Ainu, the indigenous ethnic group living in the Japanese archipelago started carving this wooden bears known as Higuma in the early 20 th century. Until then these bear carvings had...
$ 250.00
Vase, Japanese, Ikebana (the art of flower arrangement) container, wood, copper lined, Taisho period, hour glass shaped, bulbous at the bottom tapering at the top. Great condition and elegant even...
$ 110.00
Ikebana, the art of flower arrangement is one of Japan’s most honored tradition. Rounded body shape culminating in a small opening lends itself to an imaginative arrangement. The patina is...
Sold Out - $ 350.00
”Tengu” is a mythical supernatural creature of the mountain. According to legend, “ Tengu” can change into any form and challenge the mountain priests called Yamabushi, who possess magical powers...
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