Japanese low table in keyaki wood and cream marble (c. 1960-1980) #50

Japanese low table made of keyaki wood and cream marble (circa 1960-1980) Dimensions: Length: 150 cm Depth: 80 cm Height: 41 cm. Style: Showa. Materials and techniques: keyaki wood and polished travertine marble. Place of origin: Japan. Period: late Showa era. Date of manufacture: circa 1960-1980. Condition: good. Wear corresponds to age and use. This elegant Japanese low table dates from the late Showa period (circa 1960-1980) and is distinguished by its sober and balanced design, characteristic of the minimalist Japanese aesthetic of the 20th century. It is made of solid Japanese keyaki wood, valued for its hardness, durability, and the natural beauty of its grain. The top is made of polished cream marble, ensuring stability, visual weight, and a serene and sophisticated presence. Its rounded lines and soft edges evoke the Japanese school of functional design, where every detail is crafted to harmonise with the space and promote conviviality around it. A solid and timeless piece, suitable for both contemporary interiors and warm environments with Eastern or wabi-sabi influences. UNIQUE PIECE.