Armario - Madera maciza - Japón

Vintage Japanese Black Wooden Chest of Drawers (Tansu) - Uzukuri Raised Grain & Iron Ring Pulls - Wabi-Sabi Aesthetics - Showa Period

Description
【The Zenith of Japandi Contrast Art】
In the contemporary world of high-end interior design, the "Japandi" style stands at the absolute zenith of refined minimalism, beautifully marrying the cozy warmth of Scandinavian hygge with the serene, rustic soul of Japanese Wabi-Sabi. Authentic vintage Japanese furniture like this textured black chest represents the ultimate focal artifact for such spaces. As masterfully demonstrated in modern lifestyle curation, the deep, matte black wood featuring highly tactile, raised wood grain introduces a dramatic yet organic contrast against neutral plaster walls, concrete floors, or light oak interiors. Positioned as a bedside table, a living room side chest, or an entryway console, it anchors modern Western rooms with irreplaceable oriental poetry.

A striking mid-century Japanese 4-drawer chest (Tansu), featuring a beautifully textured black finish and rustic iron ring pulls.

The most captivating feature of this chest is its tactile surface. The wood has been treated with a traditional Japanese woodworking technique known as Uzukuri (where softer summer wood is brushed away to leave the harder winter grain prominently raised), before being finished in a deep, matte black. This process creates an incredibly rich, three-dimensional texture that catches the light beautifully. The four smooth-running drawers provide excellent, practical storage for modern daily life.

Material:
Solid wood (likely Paulownia/Kiri or Cryptomeria/Sugi), rustic metal ring pulls.

Technique:
Traditional Uzukuri (raised wood grain texturing), black staining/lacquering, traditional joinery.

Condition & Important Notes for Buyers:
Authentic vintage condition with a highly desirable, organic Wabi-Sabi patina. The structural framework remains solid, sturdy, and fully functional. Please review the following specific condition disclosures:
Drying Split/Crack on Top Surface: There is a visible natural hairline drying split/crack along the wood grain on the right side of the top board. This is a typical physical characteristic of aged solid timber as it naturally expands and contracts over time, and it does not affect the structural stability or usability of the chest.

Surface & Edge Distressing:
Displays genuine historic wear along the edges and corners where the black finish has organically rubbed away over decades, revealing the warm, reddish-brown natural timber underneath. Minor scuffs and light scratches are present on the top and sides.
Please carefully inspect all detailed close-up photographs provided in the gallery to examine these authentic vintage characteristics before bidding.

Period
Mid to Late 20th Century (Showa Period, ca. 1950s–1980s)