Japanese Isho Yaro Dansu From Yonezawa - Taisho Era Period - Taishō It is made from kiri

It is made from kiri wood (paulownia) and dates to the Meiji period

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Features: Hand Decorated Floral Motifs

It has clear Mughal influences and is constructed from the more premium yellow stone

It should be noted that this Buddha is never depicted with a ushnisha

Japanese Isho Yaro Dansu From Yonezawa - Taisho Era Period - Taishō It is made from kiriThis exquisite Japanese Isho Yaro Dansu originates from Yonezawa in Yamagata prefecture and was originally made in 1912. This tansu has a drawer with the original year of construction and a further date of restoration. Traditionally isho yaro dansu were used by merchants to store clothing and personal effects. Yonezawa isho yaro dansu were considerably less common than kasane dansu (stacking chests). Constructed from sugi (cryptomeria) wood with