Wooden Silk Spool "Waku" | Japanese Vintage

890 kr

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This is a traditional Japanese "Waku," a wooden spool used in the textile process for winding and organizing threads. Handcrafted from solid dark wood, its hexagonal structure showcases a beautiful geometric balance found in old Japanese craft tools.

A unique feature of these pieces is the original thread still wound around the frame, displaying a rich, silken texture and vibrant color that has survived through time. More than just a tool, it serves as a stunning decorative object. Whether placed in a creative studio or on a display shelf, this antique piece brings a quiet, authentic sense of Japanese heritage and craftsmanship to your interior.

Detailed Condition: Good — This antique item is in its original state with visible signs of age. The wooden frame has a natural patina and minor surface wear, which adds to its historical value. The thread is preserved but should be handled gently due to its vintage nature.

Japanese Vintage and Antiques
Part of our curated collection sourced from Kyoto, Nara, and Osaka—bringing Japanese heritage and craftsmanship into modern life.

Size |  11 x 11 x H17.5cm
Material | wood

Handmade in Japan

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Designs are sent at random, making each dish one of a kind. As this is a vintage item, natural variations, fine crackle glaze, and minor imperfections may be present, adding to its character. If you have any concerns about the condition, please contact us before your purchase: shop@zakkasine.com

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