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Dean Segovis
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Adrianna Tan
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Penbeuz
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Pi Fisher
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A set of three wooden puzzle boxes. They feature very intricate designs that look painted at first glance, but are actually inlays of wooden marquetry. They're ¥20,000 each, and they are also labeled with stickers reading "10", indicating the number of moves needed to open the boxes. One of the boxes has a mostly yellow design depicting boats in a harbor. Below that, in reds and light browns, is a cabin surrounded by trees. The box on the right is oriented portrait-wise and features darker browns, depicting a moth flying between a tree and the moon.
A set of three wooden puzzle boxes. They feature very intricate designs that look painted at first glance, but are actually inlays of wooden marquetry. They're ¥20,000 each, and they are also labeled with stickers reading "10", indicating the number of moves needed to open the boxes. One of the boxes has a mostly yellow design depicting boats in a harbor. Below that, in reds and light browns, is a cabin surrounded by trees. The box on the right is oriented portrait-wise and features darker browns, depicting a moth flying between a tree and the moon.
A set of three wooden puzzle boxes. They feature very intricate designs that look painted at first glance, but are actually inlays of wooden marquetry. They're ¥20,000 each, and they are also labeled with stickers reading "10", indicating the number of moves needed to open the boxes. One of the boxes has a mostly yellow design depicting boats in a harbor. Below that, in reds and light browns, is a cabin surrounded by trees. The box on the right is oriented portrait-wise and features darker browns, depicting a moth flying between a tree and the moon.
A collection of wooden vases for sale, again featuring yosegi patterns. There are taller ones on the right and shorter ones on the left. The tall ones are square- and hexagonal-prism-shaped, and they have yosegi inlays wrapped around the tall sides. They cost between ¥7000 and ¥9000. The short ones on the left were turned on a lathe from yosegi blocks. The one in front is roughly a sphere with a hole cut into the top for a flower stem, and the one in back is shaped more like a flask with a narrow neck. These have a ¥21,000 price tag. Flowers have been placed in one of the tall vases and one of the short ones.
A collection of wooden vases for sale, again featuring yosegi patterns. There are taller ones on the right and shorter ones on the left. The tall ones are square- and hexagonal-prism-shaped, and they have yosegi inlays wrapped around the tall sides. They cost between ¥7000 and ¥9000. The short ones on the left were turned on a lathe from yosegi blocks. The one in front is roughly a sphere with a hole cut into the top for a flower stem, and the one in back is shaped more like a flask with a narrow neck. These have a ¥21,000 price tag. Flowers have been placed in one of the tall vases and one of the short ones.
A collection of wooden vases for sale, again featuring yosegi patterns. There are taller ones on the right and shorter ones on the left. The tall ones are square- and hexagonal-prism-shaped, and they have yosegi inlays wrapped around the tall sides. They cost between ¥7000 and ¥9000. The short ones on the left were turned on a lathe from yosegi blocks. The one in front is roughly a sphere with a hole cut into the top for a flower stem, and the one in back is shaped more like a flask with a narrow neck. These have a ¥21,000 price tag. Flowers have been placed in one of the tall vases and one of the short ones.
A set of drawers with yosegi designs on the front sides. Three rows of drawers, with two drawers in the top row and one each on the other rows. The top-left and the bottom drawers have been opened slightly. The yosegi patterns are made from several tiny pieces of wood in different colors to make geometric patterns. There are diagonal stripes across the front of the drawers, with a different geometric design in each stripe. The stripes continue across the gaps between drawers. A price tag beneath the set reads ¥22,000.
A set of drawers with yosegi designs on the front sides. Three rows of drawers, with two drawers in the top row and one each on the other rows. The top-left and the bottom drawers have been opened slightly. The yosegi patterns are made from several tiny pieces of wood in different colors to make geometric patterns. There are diagonal stripes across the front of the drawers, with a different geometric design in each stripe. The stripes continue across the gaps between drawers. A price tag beneath the set reads ¥22,000.
A set of drawers with yosegi designs on the front sides. Three rows of drawers, with two drawers in the top row and one each on the other rows. The top-left and the bottom drawers have been opened slightly. The yosegi patterns are made from several tiny pieces of wood in different colors to make geometric patterns. There are diagonal stripes across the front of the drawers, with a different geometric design in each stripe. The stripes continue across the gaps between drawers. A price tag beneath the set reads ¥22,000.
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Bookhouse.UK
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Pi Fisher
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A set of three wooden puzzle boxes. They feature very intricate designs that look painted at first glance, but are actually inlays of wooden marquetry. They're ¥20,000 each, and they are also labeled with stickers reading "10", indicating the number of moves needed to open the boxes. One of the boxes has a mostly yellow design depicting boats in a harbor. Below that, in reds and light browns, is a cabin surrounded by trees. The box on the right is oriented portrait-wise and features darker browns, depicting a moth flying between a tree and the moon.
A set of three wooden puzzle boxes. They feature very intricate designs that look painted at first glance, but are actually inlays of wooden marquetry. They're ¥20,000 each, and they are also labeled with stickers reading "10", indicating the number of moves needed to open the boxes. One of the boxes has a mostly yellow design depicting boats in a harbor. Below that, in reds and light browns, is a cabin surrounded by trees. The box on the right is oriented portrait-wise and features darker browns, depicting a moth flying between a tree and the moon.
A set of three wooden puzzle boxes. They feature very intricate designs that look painted at first glance, but are actually inlays of wooden marquetry. They're ¥20,000 each, and they are also labeled with stickers reading "10", indicating the number of moves needed to open the boxes. One of the boxes has a mostly yellow design depicting boats in a harbor. Below that, in reds and light browns, is a cabin surrounded by trees. The box on the right is oriented portrait-wise and features darker browns, depicting a moth flying between a tree and the moon.
A collection of wooden vases for sale, again featuring yosegi patterns. There are taller ones on the right and shorter ones on the left. The tall ones are square- and hexagonal-prism-shaped, and they have yosegi inlays wrapped around the tall sides. They cost between ¥7000 and ¥9000. The short ones on the left were turned on a lathe from yosegi blocks. The one in front is roughly a sphere with a hole cut into the top for a flower stem, and the one in back is shaped more like a flask with a narrow neck. These have a ¥21,000 price tag. Flowers have been placed in one of the tall vases and one of the short ones.
A collection of wooden vases for sale, again featuring yosegi patterns. There are taller ones on the right and shorter ones on the left. The tall ones are square- and hexagonal-prism-shaped, and they have yosegi inlays wrapped around the tall sides. They cost between ¥7000 and ¥9000. The short ones on the left were turned on a lathe from yosegi blocks. The one in front is roughly a sphere with a hole cut into the top for a flower stem, and the one in back is shaped more like a flask with a narrow neck. These have a ¥21,000 price tag. Flowers have been placed in one of the tall vases and one of the short ones.
A collection of wooden vases for sale, again featuring yosegi patterns. There are taller ones on the right and shorter ones on the left. The tall ones are square- and hexagonal-prism-shaped, and they have yosegi inlays wrapped around the tall sides. They cost between ¥7000 and ¥9000. The short ones on the left were turned on a lathe from yosegi blocks. The one in front is roughly a sphere with a hole cut into the top for a flower stem, and the one in back is shaped more like a flask with a narrow neck. These have a ¥21,000 price tag. Flowers have been placed in one of the tall vases and one of the short ones.
A set of drawers with yosegi designs on the front sides. Three rows of drawers, with two drawers in the top row and one each on the other rows. The top-left and the bottom drawers have been opened slightly. The yosegi patterns are made from several tiny pieces of wood in different colors to make geometric patterns. There are diagonal stripes across the front of the drawers, with a different geometric design in each stripe. The stripes continue across the gaps between drawers. A price tag beneath the set reads ¥22,000.
A set of drawers with yosegi designs on the front sides. Three rows of drawers, with two drawers in the top row and one each on the other rows. The top-left and the bottom drawers have been opened slightly. The yosegi patterns are made from several tiny pieces of wood in different colors to make geometric patterns. There are diagonal stripes across the front of the drawers, with a different geometric design in each stripe. The stripes continue across the gaps between drawers. A price tag beneath the set reads ¥22,000.
A set of drawers with yosegi designs on the front sides. Three rows of drawers, with two drawers in the top row and one each on the other rows. The top-left and the bottom drawers have been opened slightly. The yosegi patterns are made from several tiny pieces of wood in different colors to make geometric patterns. There are diagonal stripes across the front of the drawers, with a different geometric design in each stripe. The stripes continue across the gaps between drawers. A price tag beneath the set reads ¥22,000.
Bookhouse.UK
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Lauralala
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