Vintage Japanese Kaya-Clad (11.5cm) Floor Go Board – 4-Sun Class, Late Showa–Early Heisei Era I9 Sorese Each about 2" long

Each about 2" long

This chest was used to hold calligraphy and writing materials

This is a vintage Chinese late marble or hard igneous stone name stamp known as an inkan

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Approximate only: 37" x 61

Vintage Japanese Kaya-Clad (11.5cm) Floor Go Board – 4-Sun Class, Late Showa–Early Heisei Era I9 Sorese Each about 2" longVintage Japanese Kaya Clad Floor Go Board 4 Sun Class, Late ShowaEarly Heisei Era This is a classic Japanese floor goban crafted in the traditional hari ban style, with an outer layer of genuine kaya () applied over a solid domestic core. Boards of this type were produced in Japan during the late Showa to early Heisei period, when solid old growth kaya became rare and expensive. The result is a board that retains the golden color, fragrance, and fine