Fine Japanese Haribako - Rare "Tamamoku" Burl & Tiger Grain Wood Sewing Box Signed but based on the appearance

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believed to be Mino ware from the mid to late Edo period (late 18th to early 19th century)

showcasing the strength and elegance characteristic of Nambu ironwork

bringing a sense of history and good fortune to your collection

Fine Japanese Haribako - Rare "Tamamoku" Burl & Tiger Grain Wood Sewing Box Signed but based on the appearanceFine Japanese Haribako Rare "Tamamoku" Burl & Tiger Grain Wood Sewing Box This is an exceptional, luxury tier Japanese Haribako (traditional sewing box), distinguished by its stunning selection of rare wood grains. While most sewing boxes feature decorative grain only on the front, this high end piece is almost entirely covered in exquisite "Tamamoku" (birds eye burl grain) and Tiger striped patterns. Key Features: Masterpiece Grain Quality: The front