Meiji Period Shou Sugi Ban Bo Dansu From Sakata Pendant Lights They are made from a

They are made from a metal sheet and despite the age of them

as most are not as large as this piece

showcasing simplistic designs along the bottom

The bottom of the barrel is also made of elm so the durability of this piece is undeniably good

This beautiful structure is an Indian window frame and it would have been found above doors

Meiji Period Shou Sugi Ban Bo Dansu From Sakata Pendant Lights They are made from aHere we have a striking antique, Japanese Bo Dansu, dating back to the Meiji period (1868 1912). Constructed by a team of three talented artisans; a carpenter, ironworkers and a lacquer worker using kiri (paulownia wood) favoured for its natural moisture regulating and insect repelling properties. The chest is heavily adorned with hand forged iron fittings, practically focussing on the central bo (locking bar) which features the ivy family crest,