Choba Dansu -Japanese Chest - Meiji Period Opera Chests which is chewed for its

which is chewed for its stimulant and psychoactive effects

The earliest known evidence of carpets being used in prayer come from the ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn Mosque of Konya in the 13th century

This striking antique red lacquer cabinet originates from Shanxi province in Northern China and dates to the 19th century

The friction softens the lac which coats the surface of the wood

Woods used are Elm

Choba Dansu -Japanese Chest - Meiji Period Opera Chests which is chewed for itsChoba Dansu Hinoki wood(Cypress) front and Cryptomeria box. Also known as a merchants chest. It has original Iron fittings. Made in traditional style of 2 parts with 7 drawers & sliding doors top & bottom. 2 further drawers behind the locking door bottom right Meiji Period Late 19thC From Japan 90 x 40 x 152 tall (w x d x h cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 80 More delivery options available on checkout