抽屜櫃 - 前面板采用华美的榉树木（Keyaki），因其“En-moku”（漩涡状纹理）而备受珍视。 - 日本

refined Mid-20th Century (Showa Era) Japanese Zelkova (Keyaki) Tea Cabinet

This elegant Tea Cabinet (Cha-tansu) is a quintessential example of Japanese craftsmanship from the mid-Showa period (circa 1960s-70s). During this era, Japanese woodworkers blended traditional joinery with the high-quality material selection that defined the post-war economic boom.

Material: The front panels feature stunning Zelkova (Keyaki) wood, highly prized for its "En-moku" (swirling grain) patterns.

Design: It features a sophisticated Chigai-tana (staggered shelves) arrangement and a unique decorative bamboo pillar, embodying the traditional "Sukiya" architectural style.

Condition: In excellent vintage condition. The wood retains a deep, lustrous patina, and the decorative bronze-finish hardware is remarkably well-preserved.