Wood - 1960s–1970s (Mid to Late Showa Period) (No reserve price)

This wood item from the mid to late Showa period (1960s–1970s) represents a slice of Japan’s postwar era when traditional craftsmanship met modern influences. The Showa period was marked by rapid industrialization and economic growth, yet wood artisans maintained age-old techniques alongside emerging styles. Wooden objects from this era are valued for their quality materials and balance between function and form. Wood, a timeless material in Japanese culture, is used not only for furniture but also for utensils, artwork, and household items featuring clean lines and often understated decoration. Collectors appreciate these pieces for their historical context as well as their blend of traditional and modern Japanese aesthetics.