Kanto Style Kasane Isho Dansu - Meiji Period Origin - Kizilayak This tribal brass cast Kondh

This tribal brass cast Kondh (or Gond) peacock is an original piece dating to the 19th Century

a bijin (a beautiful person) from 'Chapter 48: Sawarabi' from the series 'The Color Print Contest of a Modern Genji' (Ima Genji Nishiki-e Awase - Sawarabi) first published in 1853

Material: Hand-Carved Wood

They're wired & tested by our team in the UK

this cabinet dates to the early 19th century

Kanto Style Kasane Isho Dansu - Meiji Period Origin - Kizilayak This tribal brass cast KondhThis authentic Japanese Kasane Isho Dansu chest from the Meiji Period (18681912) originates from the Tokyo region Kanto plain. This chest is crafted from Kiri (paulownia) wood, prized for its light weight, insect resistance, and durability. Isho dansu were traditionally used for storing kimono and personal valuables, this stacked (kasane) tansu chest features its original hand forged iron hardware, including circular lock plates (kanagu), drawer