Dressoir i Mizuya-stil - Træ Hinoki cyprestræ Keyaki (Zelkova) træ Sugi (cedertræ) håndsmedet jern - Japan - Meiji-perioden (1868-1912)

This impressive Mizuya-style dressoir showcases a large and substantial design, crafted from a single section in Japan. It's been fully restored, cleaned, and waxed to restore its original beauty. The frame features the exquisite Japanese hinoki cypress wood, while the drawer fronts are crafted from 'Keyaki' wood (Zelkova - a type of Japanese Oak) and the side panels are made of sugi (cedarwood). This magnificent piece of furniture is finished in a warm brown hue, which is often referred to as 'golden oak', adding to its rich and sophisticated look. The cupboard boasts 12 charming small drawers, two sliding doors with horizontal muntins, and a hinged door adorned with rush-tablet panels encased in washi paper. The drawers have sturdy iron 'warabite'-shaped handles, and the hinged door includes a small lock and a working key that operates in the traditional Japanese style. This piece is truly a masterpiece of craftsmanship. This impressive antique piece has been beautifully preserved and includes original elements. Dating back to the Meiji period (1868-1912), its craftsmanship is exceptional and reflects a testament to the exceptional skills of the artisans who created it. Height: 84.4 cm, Width: 177.6 cm, Depth: 46.6 cm.