Japanese Iron Catchall
$124.95
circa 1950s hand-forged, mid-century modern style dish
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Ornament your tabletop decor with elements of the mid-century modern Japanese aesthetic and shop this Japanese iron catchall dish. Dated to the 1950s, this quietly elegant artist signed dish is ideal for adding to your tabletops and surfaces as a catchall dish home accent. Decorated with refined rusticity and stark modernism in the style of Isamu Noguchi and his sculptural bowls and vessells, this dish is a clean and crisp addition of intrepid metalwork that will blend into your interior while also uplifting your space with eclectic vintage objects.
The dropped floral pedals in simple shapes create a vibrant undulating texture on the top of the catchall. The dimple raised legs underside to present a modern and refreshing sculptural presentation to this unique object. The simple aged black palette of this work inspires a versatile accent dish that can help accent a variety of textures, colors, and styles. This dish comes to us from a collector of Japanese decorative objects in New York, NY
The dropped floral pedals in simple shapes create a vibrant undulating texture on the top of the catchall. The dimple raised legs underside to present a modern and refreshing sculptural presentation to this unique object. The simple aged black palette of this work inspires a versatile accent dish that can help accent a variety of textures, colors, and styles. This dish comes to us from a collector of Japanese decorative objects in New York, NY
Dimensions
The dish measures 3.6 inches square.
Condition
The surface displays oxidation and tarnish.
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