Traditional Japanese Furniture, Nagahibachi 長火鉢, Meiji Period.

This beautiful Nagahibachi, dating from the late Meiji period (1868-1912), was originally designed as a heating piece of furniture. The copper insert was filled with charcoal, which was used to heat rooms and serve as a central spot for warmth and gathering in traditional Japanese homes.

Dimensions: Height 32 cm, width 82 cm, depth 51 cm.

The Nagahibachi is made from warm chestnut-brown wood, featuring three practical drawers and sturdy metal handles on both sides.

This authentic piece of furniture strikes a stunning balance between functionality and aesthetics, making it a perfect addition to any interior. Today, this hibachi can be creatively repurposed. Use it as a stylish planter, storage for magazines, periodicals, or kindling.

A unique and stylish object for your home or office.