RARE! Japan antique furniture from Buddhism temple, Small Chest of drawers black lacquer Tansu, gold Makie Samurai crest H13.4×W10.2×12.6in

Japanese antique furniture from Buddhism temple, Small Chest of drawers black lacquer , gold Makie Samurai family crest H13.4×W10.2×12.6in.

This black and glossy lacquer furniture is elegant and gorgeous just by placing it.
The family crest on the top plate is also golden and impressive. The arabesque pattern drawn in gold on the edge is also a delicate and very beautiful work.
This chest of drawers was originally made to put sutras in Japanese temples.
Therefore, there is a wave-like groove on the side of the drawer so that you can take out the documents. Not only practical, but also beautiful design.

This family crest is a design of a plant called ivy.
This mark was used by the last shogun of the Edo Shogunate and is one of the most popular crests in Japan.
Ivy is a plant that has existed in Japan for a long time, and its beauty and the sturdiness and leafiness that it tries to climb up are associated with "prosperity of descendants" and have come to be used as a family crest.

□ Age: unknown
□ Size: H 13.4in × W 10.2in × D12.6 in （about H34cm×W26cm×D32cm ）
□ Weight : 33.9oz (946g)
□ Material : Wood,Lacquer,Gold,Metal
□ Boxed :In a wooden box

condition...
It is in good condition, but It is in good condition, but There are small scratches and dirt due to aging.There is a small peeling of lacquer in the lower part of the front only in one place.There is no problem with the movement of the drawer.

I list antiques that sometimes have chips, rubbings and cracks
as they are very old antiques so please check the images and understand the current
condition before buying.