Vintage Japanese Tamo Wood Sewing Box Haribako Full Burl Grain Chest WO606 Noh Mask is a familiar figure in

is a familiar figure in Japanese folklore and is often associated with good fortune

a fish holding a ball represents the Mani-hoju (sacred wish-granting jewel)

Its calm composition and expressive brushwork bring a sense of harmony to any space

"Kisshoten" (Lakshmi) is the Buddhist goddess of beauty

jagged silhouette resembles a sacred mountain peak or a cluster of copper icicles

Vintage Japanese Tamo Wood Sewing Box Haribako Full Burl Grain Chest WO606 Noh Mask is a familiar figure inVintage Japanese Tamo Wood Sewing Box Haribako Full Burl Grain Chest WO606 This is a vintage Japanese wooden sewing box, known as a Haribako, crafted from Tamo wood (Japanese ash). It functions as a traditional desktop storage cabinet featuring multiple drawers and a top storage compartment. The exterior displays a natural swirl burl grain pattern, known as Tamamoku, on all outer panels including the front, top, sides, and back. The chest is equipped