Antique Japanese Rare Early Edo Era (dated 1675!) Document Tansu 30"H Byoubu Toshi continued the family tradition

Toshi continued the family tradition

Embrace the artistry and tradition of Japanese tea culture with this exquisite ensemble that honors the beauty and serenity of the tea ceremony

and looking like it was used  sparingly

It is from a very high resolution scan taken of the original Yoshitoshi print in our Shogun's Gallery collection with a state of the art flat bed scanner

It weighs aboutlbs

Antique Japanese Rare Early Edo Era (dated 1675!) Document Tansu 30"H Byoubu Toshi continued the family traditionThis is a very rare 350 year old antique Japanese tansu from the 17th century. This is a type of Kakesuzuri and contains a Tegata box (passport box) that is dated from the early Edo Era (1675). This is shown as "Enpo 3 ()" or the 3rd year of the Emperor Reigen () who ruled from 1673 to 1681. This tansu chest has six drawers within a pair of swing open door. Made of solid sugi (cryptomeria, Japanese cedar) wood. It has all of its original hand rubbed