Wooden Square Hibachi from the Taishō period, Japan.

Wooden hibachi with a copper lining. This exquisite piece is skillfully crafted with two types of wood and features decorative cutouts at the bottom. Over a century old and in excellent condition, it showcases a beautiful patina and exceptionally stunning wood grain.

During the Shogun & Samurai era, this hibachi (literally: fire pot) was used to warm houses and tea houses in Japan.

Today, these hibachi serve as beautiful plant stands.

Dimensions: height 26 cm, width 37 cm, depth 37 cm.