This antique Japanese wooden hibachi features an elegant barrel-shaped form carved from solid wood and decorated with fine lacquer and shell inlay. The surface displays a charming arrangement of seasonal motifs—chrysanthemums, maple leaves, bamboo, and abalone shell highlights—reflecting the refined aesthetics of late Edo to early Meiji craftsmanship. The rich patina, warm grain, and hand-carved fluting add depth and character to the piece. Inside is the original removable ceramic liner (douban), traditionally used to hold ash and charcoal for heating or for display in a tea room. Today, it can serve as an interior accent, planter, or decorative vessel while preserving its historical function. A beautiful example of Japanese folk craftsmanship and natural materials, combining practicality with artistic detail. Ideal for collectors of traditional Japanese interiors, tea-related furnishings, or Mingei-style wooden objects. NOTICE

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