Vintage Japanese Wooden Crate, “Seresan Ishihaï” – 1950s

Decorative Japanese wooden transport crate from the 1950s, featuring vivid green and red lettering. The text refers to an agricultural product made by the brand Tōa Nōyaku.

Dimensions: height 25 cm, width 48 cm, depth 34.5 cm

The crate is divided into two compartments, making it practical for contemporary use — perfect for storing magazines, hobby materials, or kitchen items such as potatoes and onions. It also works beautifully as an original display case for small objects, ceramics, or plants.

The Japanese script and graphic logo give the piece a strong decorative character, typical of mid-century Japanese packaging design.

A unique object — both functional and visually striking — that adds warmth and authenticity to any interior.