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Tinker & Toad has dated these Japanese Meiji Kobako Boxes to the 19th Century.
Once used for storing incense the black lacquer background is beautifully adorned with a golden hue, creating a stunning visual contrast with blossom and floral detailing. Adding to their allure, the boxes feature delicate silver detailing along their rims, showcasing the artisans' attention to detail and fine artistry. A fabric lining completes their charm!
What makes these Kobako Boxes truly special is their historical significance. Originating from the Meiji period, a time known for its artistic renaissance in Japan, these antique boxes hold both cultural and artistic value. They offer an opportunity to own a piece of history and experience the craftsmanship that defined the era.
Perfect for displaying in your home or adding to your collection, these Kobako Boxes can also be used for storing your personal treasures such as Jewellery and small keep sakes.
Tinker & Toad has dated these Japanese Meiji Kobako Boxes to the 19th Century.
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A Pair of Antique Japanese Meiji Period Kobako Boxes
