Rare Antique Japanese Kusuridansu Apothecary Tansu Edo Period c1820s 29"W Tsubo His recurring themes are flowers

His recurring themes are flowers

Illustrations: Color photographs throughout

to whom he gives gifts

Japanese Tokoname-style stoneware chawan (茶碗) — red terracotta clay body with deep blue-grey gunmetal glaze

Rare Antique Japanese Kusuridansu Apothecary Tansu Edo Period c1820s 29"W Tsubo His recurring themes are flowersRare 200 Year Old Antique Japanese 32 Drawer Kusuridansu Apothecary Tansu Late Edo Period c1820s Japan, Late Edo Period, circa 1840s 29" W x 23. 5" H x 9. 5" D This late Edo period Kusuridansu () is a traditional Japanese apothecary chest, originally used by herbalists and village medicine sellers to store and organize medicinal ingredients. The cabinet is constructed in solid softwood with a dense grid of small drawers, each fitted with original hand