Japanese Antique Wooden Drawer Box House Marked “Yama-sa” No.3 Meiji Era WO553 Wood it combines traditional craftsmanship with

it combines traditional craftsmanship with practical storage

The box contains 99 bamboo fortune sticks

The dovetail jointing seen in the construction is an old woodworking method

The vase is crafted from bronze with a naturally developed surface tone and subtle green oxidation

Type: Buddhist ritual staff (Khakkhara / Shakujo)

Japanese Antique Wooden Drawer Box House Marked “Yama-sa” No.3 Meiji Era WO553 Wood it combines traditional craftsmanship withJapanese Antique Wooden Drawer Box House Marked Yama sa No. 3 Meiji Era This is an authentic Japanese antique wooden drawer box, likely used for storage and organization in a merchants shop, workshop, or other practical setting. The exterior bears a carved house or identification mark, possibly reading Yama sa (), and the inner box is marked San ban ( No. 3), suggesting it was part of a numbered system. A distinctive feature is the yellow cord