From a rare Edo period Kaidan tansu that once traveled the Nakasendo trade route to a graceful Meiji era clothing chest made from prized keyaki wood and a contemporary kitchen island cleverly created from an antique ship captain’s tansu these pieces reveal the remarkable versatility and enduring beauty of Japanese Tansu Furniture

The Enduring Versatility of Japanese Tansu Furniture from Edo to Contemporary Design Japanese Tansu furniture, an iconic symbol of traditional craftsmanship, encompasses a wide range of storage chests that have ... Read MoreRead More