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> Inquire about this or a similar itemPreviously, we have introduced a variety of seating chairs from the Yao ethnic group of Laos, but this time we are pleased to present a rare wooden dish with a pedestal base from the Yao community.
This piece has been used as a cutting board for many years, resulting in a beautifully aged and rounded wood surface that showcases remarkable texture.
While there are some distortions and fraying of the wood, the rustic form of the pedestal adds to its charm, making it a captivating work of art.
Such items are likely to be exceedingly rare even in Japan, with only a handful available.
We hope you will enjoy it alongside your tea.
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