Japanese Antique Wooden Shogi Board with Pieces Go Game Meiji to Early Showa Era Aizu Lacquer which has been a hallmark

which has been a hallmark of Japanese craftsmanship since the Edo period

Joruri puppets

another drawer opens automatically — a mechanism often found in the finest works of master cabinetmakers (sashimonoshi)

It can also be displayed as an art piece that represents the craftsmanship and storytelling culture of traditional Japanese puppetry

featuring a real abacus (soroban) integrated into its design

Japanese Antique Wooden Shogi Board with Pieces Go Game Meiji to Early Showa Era Aizu Lacquer which has been a hallmarkJapanese Antique Wooden Shogi Board with Pieces Go Game Meiji Era WO478 This is a Japanese wooden Shogi board with game pieces, crafted from solid wood. It reflects the craftsmanship and aesthetic of the Meiji period, showing a beautiful wood grain and aged texture from years of use. The names of the maker and the owner are inscribed on the back. Although the underside is not flat, the piece was intentionally crafted to embrace and highlight the