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This refined Japanese low table is crafted from solid keyaki (Japanese zelkova), a prized hardwood revered for its strength, warmth, and expressive grain. The tabletop displays a beautifully centered, book-matched grain pattern framed by a subtly raised perimeter—an elegant detail that both protects the surface and emphasizes the natural movement of the wood.
The apron is delicately hand-carved with scrolling motifs, restrained yet expressive, while the gently shaped legs terminate in traditional rounded feet, giving the table a grounded, architectural presence. The low profile makes it ideal as a chabudai (floor table) for tea, conversation, or display, and it also works beautifully as a low coffee table in a modern interior.
The surface shows a rich, time-softened patina consistent with age, highlighting keyaki’s signature depth and figurative pattern lines. Great balance in Japanese restraint and craftsmanship—quiet, confident, and timeless.
Age: Early 1900's
Dimensions: 34" x 58"
The apron is delicately hand-carved with scrolling motifs, restrained yet expressive, while the gently shaped legs terminate in traditional rounded feet, giving the table a grounded, architectural presence. The low profile makes it ideal as a chabudai (floor table) for tea, conversation, or display, and it also works beautifully as a low coffee table in a modern interior.
The surface shows a rich, time-softened patina consistent with age, highlighting keyaki’s signature depth and figurative pattern lines. Great balance in Japanese restraint and craftsmanship—quiet, confident, and timeless.
Age: Early 1900's
Dimensions: 34" x 58"
$1,950.00
item #1511659
