Japanese Floral Basket

Shop this Japanese floral basket for sale. We estimate that this basket dates to the late Meiji period, or possibly the Taisho era. Circa 1900-1910. Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, also known as Kado, has a history that goes back to the 7th century. Centuries ago, these floral arrangements were offerings for alter ceremonies. Today, however, they function as a beautiful and intimate craft that brings an interior to life. Modern Ikebana is alive and well and practiced by thousands of flower arrangement enthusiasts.

This fantastic, vibrant item came to us from a collector of fine Japanese antiques and a student of Ikebana from the Chicago area. This basket would be an excellent addition for anyone looking for a unique handwoven flower arrangement basket as an addition to their collection of engaging home decor. Positively an addition to anyone’s Ikebana supplies, this genuine antique vessel will help create unique flower arrangements. It would also assist in providing an excellent example for anyone interested in making baskets. We hope you find a space for this item in your collection.

This item measures 15 inches in height and measures 8.75 inches in width at the base.

This item displays some breakage to the woven fibers, surface oxidation and fading, and wear consistent with the estimated age of this item.