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Japanese Antique Wooden Tea Shop Signboard Ichien Encha Kanban Meiji Era WO475 Woodblock Print folk traditions
Japanese Antique Wooden Tea Shop Signboard Ichien Encha Kanban Meiji Era WO475 Woodblock Print folk traditions
Japanese Antique Wooden Tea Shop Signboard Ichien Encha Kanban Meiji Era WO475 Woodblock Print folk traditions
Japanese Antique Wooden Tea Shop Signboard Ichien Encha Kanban Meiji Era WO475 Woodblock Print folk traditions

Japanese Antique Wooden Tea Shop Signboard Ichien Encha Kanban Meiji Era WO475 Woodblock Print folk traditions

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Japanese Antique Wooden Tea Shop Signboard Ichien Encha Kanban Meiji Era WO475 Woodblock Print folk traditionsJapanese Antique Wooden Tea Shop Signboard Ichien Encha Kanban Meiji Era WO475 Description This is an antique Japanese wooden tea shop signboard (Kanban) from the Meiji to Taisho period. The large carved wooden plaque is shaped like a traditional tea bag and inscribed with the characters (Usucha, light tea) and (Ichien Encha). It was likely displayed outside a tea merchants shop, symbolizing quality and refinement in the Japanese tea trade. Features

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folk traditions

which add to the bowl's story and beauty

it shows the warm earthy tones and surface patina that develop through long-term exposure to seawater and natural elements

with some discoloration

This is a vase with a person

Japanese Antique Wooden Tea Shop Signboard Ichien Encha Kanban Meiji Era WO475 Woodblock Print folk traditionsJapanese Antique Wooden Tea Shop Signboard Ichien Encha Kanban Meiji Era WO475 Description This is an antique Japanese wooden tea shop signboard (Kanban) from the Meiji to Taisho period. The large carved wooden plaque is shaped like a traditional tea bag and inscribed with the characters (Usucha, light tea) and (Ichien Encha). It was likely displayed outside a tea merchants shop, symbolizing quality and refinement in the Japanese tea trade. Features

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