Vintage 1970s Japanese Bamboo Kago-Style Ikebana Basket with Box
This authentic Japanese kago-style ikebana basket dates to the 1970s and is a refined example of traditional bamboo craftsmanship. Hand-woven from natural bamboo, it reflects the understated elegance and balance associated with Japanese tea ceremony culture.
Traditionally used for chabana and ikebana flower arrangements, this basket embodies the principles of wabi-sabi, emphasizing natural materials, simplicity, and quiet beauty. The vertical weave pattern and warm aged patina enhance its visual presence while preserving its historical character.
This piece includes its original storage box, adding both authenticity and collectible value. It was sourced directly from an official Japanese auction.
Product Highlights
- Authentic 1970s Japanese kago-style ikebana basket
- Hand-woven natural bamboo construction
- Includes original storage box
- Designed for chabana and ikebana use
- Elegant vertical weave pattern
- Warm aged patina with natural character
- Suitable for collectors and interior display
- Sourced from official Japanese auction
Cultural Significance
Kago baskets have long been used in Japanese tea ceremony settings to present seasonal flowers with restraint and harmony. Their design reflects a deep connection between craftsmanship and nature.
Condition
Very good vintage condition with gentle wear consistent with age.
No cracks or loose weaving observed.
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Provenance
Acquired from an official Japanese auction, guaranteeing authenticity and origin.
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