Unique Wooden 'Tree Trunk' Hibachi 火鉢, Japan, Meiji Period.

Beautiful Japanese wooden hibachi from the Meiji period.

Dimensions: height 20 cm, diameter approx. 24.5 cm.

This antique fire pot is crafted with respect for the natural form of the tree trunk and features beautiful wood that has developed a unique patina over the years.

The hibachi has a custom-made copper lining on the inside.

Its weathered appearance, natural shape, and rich history make this piece a characterful object that fits perfectly into any stylish interior.

It serves as a unique plant holder that brings an authentic Japanese atmosphere into the home.

Traditionally, the hibachi was used in Japan as a heater or fire pot for warming spaces and preparing food. The word 'hibachi' comes from the Japanese 'hi' (fire) and 'bachi' (bowl), literally referring to a bowl for fire.