Japanese Kuruma Dansu From Yonezawa - Edo Period Material - Poplar Large: W244 × D5 ×

Large: W244 × D5 × H183 cm

This small Indian cast Indian brass figure of Khandoba on horseback dates to the 19th century

lending every example a strong sculptural quality and ensuring no two are exactly alike

Date: Late 19th Century (circa 80–120 years old)

Dimensions: Width 101 x Depth 40 x Height 183 cm

Japanese Kuruma Dansu From Yonezawa - Edo Period Material - Poplar Large: W244 × D5 ×This excellent Japanese Kuruma Dansu (wheeled chest) originates from Yonezawa, a castle town in Yamagata Prefecture renowned for producing some of Japan's finest tansu cabinetry during the Edo period. Kuruma dansu were wheeled chests used for storing household and shop valuables. They are some of the older Japanese chests with this one dating to the Edo period (1603 1868). This kuruma dansu was made for a wealthy customer, illustrated by its