Mirror - Wood, Glass

Vintage Japanese Kamakura-bori Lacquered Vanity Cabinet – Hand-Carved Peony Mirror Stand with Drawers 【Description】 An exceptionally expressive vintage Japanese standing vanity mirror cabinet (Zakyo / Kyodai), masterfully decorated in the tradition of Kamakura-bori hand-carved lacquerware. Artisanal Craftsmanship & Decorative Details: Hand-Carved Peony Relief (Botan): The frontal drawer face features a deeply carved, low-relief motif of blooming peony blossoms, traditional symbols of prosperity and noble beauty. Textured Negoro Lacquer Finish: Coated with a multi-layered black-over-red lacquer finish over a distinctive chiseled honeycomb/turtle-shell texture (Kikko-bori), offering a rich tactile depth. Tall Slim Mirror Proportion: Fitted with a tall, rectangular mirror that stands on a sturdy base cabinet equipped with smooth utility drawers for personal accessories. Contemporary Interior Display: With its slim profile and dramatic red-and-black contrast, this traditional dressing cabinet serves as a sophisticated floor-standing accent or entryway vanity mirror for modern Japandi interiors, bedrooms, or dressing spaces. 【Materials & Construction】 Cabinet & Frame: Solid wood with hand-carved relief work and natural lacquer coating. Mirror: Original glass mirror pane with protective rear support frame. Hardware: Vintage dark metal drawer pulls. 【Condition】 Exhibits fine, clean vintage condition overall with authentic age character. Condition notes include: Gentle lacquer rubbing and small finish wear along outer edges and corner profiles, revealing the warm under-layer. Glass mirror is intact with clear reflection and minimal age spotting. Drawers operate smoothly with complete structural integrity. Please inspect all high-resolution detailed photographs prior to bidding. 【Period】 Circa 1960s–1970s (Mid to Late Showa Period) 【Dimensions & Estimated Weight】 Overall Dimensions: Width: 40.0 cm Depth: 29.0 cm Height: 142.0 cm Mirror Pane Only: Width: 33.5 cm Height: 109.5 cm

Stima:€250

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