Description
Japanese Cha-Dana (Tea Cabinet), c.1920s
Made in China for the Japanese market
A finely crafted Cha-Dana (tea cabinet) made from richly toned rosewood, produced in China during the 1920s specifically for the Japanese market. Traditionally used for the storage and display of tea utensils, this piece showcases a harmonious blend of Chinese craftsmanship with Japanese aesthetic principles.
Its elegant form features open shelving and sliding panels, combining functionality with serene design. The lustrous rosewood grain adds warmth and depth, making it a versatile accent for both traditional and modern interiors.
Dimensions:
90cm wide x 33cm deep x 121cm high
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