Thank you very much for your interest in this item. This is a beautiful Kamakura-bori (鎌倉彫) four-drawer chest, a fine example of traditional Japanese lacquerware carving craftsmanship. Kamakura-bori is a decorative woodcarving technique originating in Kamakura, Japan, known for its bold relief patterns and deep lacquer finishes. The chest features a striking carved bamboo motif across the front drawers, symbolizing strength and resilience, combined with a honeycomb-style background pattern that enhances depth and texture. The rich reddish-brown lacquer finish has been polished to reveal the warm undertones of the wood beneath. Ideal for storing documents, accessories, or small keepsakes, this piece blends practical storage with the timeless beauty of traditional Japanese art. Size: - Height: 28 cm - Width: 23 cm - Depth: 24 cm - Weight: 2280 g Artist/Manufacturer Profile: Kamakura-bori is a centuries-old lacquerware carving tradition developed in Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture, influenced by Chinese Buddhist carving techniques introduced in the Kamakura period (1185–1333). Craftsmen carve intricate designs into wood, then finish them with layers of lacquer, often revealing contrasting colors through polishing. This style is still produced today by skilled artisans, each piece representing a blend of utility and art. Condition: Good condition – with small signs of aging and minor blemishes. Exact production date unknown, estimated late 20th century (1900–2000). Shipping: The lot will be carefully packaged and shipped via Japan Post. Delivery usually takes about 2 weeks, depending on the destination. Please note that issues with customs duties often occur. You may receive a phone call or email from your local customs office or shipping company regarding customs clearance. Please make sure to answer the phone. If you do not respond, the package may be returned, and reshipping will cost double the shipping fee. I appreciate your interest and cooperation.