Minimalist Low Wooden Cutting Table, Taishō Period, Japan.

Simple small wooden Japanese (cutting) table, circa 1900

Dimensions: height 6.5 cm, width 57 cm, depth 20 cm. The table features branded marks on the underside.

This low carving table was used by merchants, restaurants, or at temple festivals for slicing ingredients.

Its intensive use has given the surface a unique and beautifully weathered appearance.

The beautifully aged wood, combined with its minimalist design, makes this table an authentic interior piece.

A perfect furniture item for displaying plants, ceramics, art, fruit, and more.