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A wooden stool believed to have been made during Japan’s Showa period.The thick seat, with one edge gently chamfered, rests on outward-angled legs that give it a distinctive stance .Constructed entirely with traditional joinery and without the use of nails,it was likely used in daily life as a small seat for children, a step, or a flower stand.The surface bears a soft sheen, wear, and fine scratches from long years of use—traces that convey the warmth and quiet passage of time. Show more