Antique Japanese Getabako Meiji Era c1890’s Sugi Wood 36" Itomasu Box Signed By: Same (artist

Box Signed By: Same (artist signature and seal)

titled kiri wood box

Diameter = 7" (16cm)

The bowl is a high fired ceramic for lasting durability

In production during the 1950's through 1980's this markers mark is likely from the 1970's

Antique Japanese Getabako Meiji Era c1890’s Sugi Wood 36" Itomasu Box Signed By: Same (artistA getabako () is a traditional Japanese shoe cabinet used for storing footwear, especially at the entrance of homes, temples, schools, or inns. The name literally means geta box, referring to getatraditional Japanese wooden sandals. Typically made of wood, getabako can range from simple, utilitarian designs to more ornate pieces. They usually have shelves or cubbyholes behind sliding or hinged doors and are placed in the genkan (entryway) to keep