Antique Japanese Inlaid Wood Hibachi Brazier with Copper Liner Cachepot Meiji

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Bring a touch of Japanese elegance and history to your home with this beautiful antique hibachi brazier dating to the … Read more Bring a touch of Japanese elegance and history to your home with this beautiful antique hibachi brazier dating to the late Meiji period (1868–1912). Expertly crafted from turned Paulownia wood, known in Japan as kiri, this piece showcases exquisite traditional decoration, including gilt accents, lacquer work, and mother-of-pearl inlay.

Originally used as a household heating vessel, antique hibachis have become highly sought-after decorative objects and are wonderfully versatile. Today, they are often displayed as cachepots, planters, jardinières, ikebana containers, or as striking standalone accents in traditional, modern, and Zen-inspired interiors alike.

This example retains its original copper liner, a desirable feature that enhances both its authenticity and functionality. The warm tones of the aged wood and copper beautifully complement the delicate decorative details, creating a piece that is both practical and visually captivating.

Very good condition, with copper liner wear and patina and minor imperfections as shown.

A charming and authentic Meiji-era decorative piece that brings more than a century of Japanese craftsmanship and character into your home. Plant shown for display purposes only and is not included. Careful packing and fully insured shipping.

Dimensions
• Approximately 12 inches in diameter
• Approximately 8 inches high

Weight
• Approximately 4 lbs. unpacked See less