Antique Japanese Meiji 1800's Wooden Silk Spindles Sugi Wood Tea Ceremony The armor is small and
Description
The armor is small and may be the right size for a young teenager of short stature
The Japanese Ranma is a decorative and functional carving used above a door way to allow airflow and light to pass though
hand-forged iron warabite (蕨手) bail handles
In this case the glaze itself has separating dark spots
especially in older homes or during winter months
Antique Japanese Meiji 1800's Wooden Silk Spindles Sugi Wood Tea Ceremony The armor is small andThis is a 100 year old silk spindle used in loom weaving during the Meiji era. . A living part of Japanese history and a beautiful accent to your home. This spindle measures 7" by 7" by 8" (17. 5 x 17. 5 x 20. 5cm). Having been stored for most of that past century, it remains in fine antique condition. Note some minor nicks, scuffs and oil build up on the ends form years of handling
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