Set Vintage Kiri Maki-e Hibachi, Shōwa Period, Japan.

Stunning Vintage Kiri Wood Maki-e Hibachi from the Shōwa Period

This exquisite hibachi serves as a unique accent for any stylish interior.

Dimensions: Height 18 cm, Diameter 21 cm. The hibachi features a removable copper liner designed for ash and charcoal.

Expertly adorned with the traditional gold Maki-e technique (蒔絵), the piece showcases subtle Raden accents (螺鈿), with the mother-of-pearl creating an elegant shimmering effect on the bamboo motifs.

On the back of the hibachi, two birds are depicted in flight, rendered in Maki-e.

This hibachi can serve not only as a decorative object but also as a stylish planter, adding a touch of Japanese elegance to your space.

The term "hibachi" is derived from the Japanese words "hi" (fire) and "bachi" (pot). Traditionally, these hibachi were used as hand warmers.