Yakusugi Jewelry Chest with Secret Drawer, Japan, Shōwa Period.

Highly decorative Japanese chest of drawers from the 1970s-1980s, originally used for storing jewelry.

Dimensions: height 40 cm, width 47 cm, depth 26 cm.

This tansu is crafted from Japanese cedar wood (Yakusugi) and features a stunning dark wood grain.

The chest includes seven drawers, each lined with red felt on the inside.

A special detail: behind one of the drawers, there is a hidden drawer, as shown in the photos.

This elegant piece not only offers a stylish storage solution for jewelry but is also ideal for keeping other small items.

It represents a unique blend of functionality and aesthetics, making it perfect for any admirer of Japanese design.