Vintage Japanese Goban 7" (17.5cm) Thick Go Game Board Floor Board A1 Maki-e If you are interested in

If you are interested in the other items not listed here

His contributions to the ukiyo-e tradition continue to inspire admiration and appreciation among enthusiasts and scholars alike

The balanced proportions and restrained ornament reflect a contemplative aesthetic valued in Tibetan Buddhist sculpture

The figure features elongated earlobes

with exceptional presence for display

Vintage Japanese Goban 7" (17.5cm) Thick Go Game Board Floor Board A1 Maki-e If you are interested inVintage Japanese " thick Goban for the game of Go. Playing Go on a real Japanese floor board is a different experience from using a thin tabletop board. The thick wooden block produces a deeper, clearer click when stones are placed, a sound that the Nihon Ki in has long described as part of the proper atmosphere of serious play. This resonance comes from both the thickness of the block and the type of wood used. Traditional makers favor kaya, a