★Rare Item★ Tendo Mokko Teak Desk

★Rare Item★ Tendo Mokko Teak Desk

This is a teak desk made by Tendo Mokko, a long-established Japanese furniture manufacturer.
This is a valuable vintage item, believed to have been made in the 1970s.
It is believed that the original design included drawers, but these have been removed.
Its simple and stylish design blends well with other interior decor.
As shown in the photos, there are numerous scratches, peeling, and fading, but please purchase only if you can appreciate these as part of its retro charm.

Width 106cm, Depth 73cm, Height 74cm
Shipping will be via Packing and Shipping Tano-Meru Bin for ¥12,000.

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Product details below.

・Tendo Mokko (TENDO)
Tendo Mokko was founded in 1940 in Yamagata Prefecture.
Tendo City, Yamagata Prefecture, boasts beautiful nature and many famous sights,
and has long been known as a town where woodworking, including Shogi pieces, flourishes.
Just as people have individuality, each type of wood has its own unique character, such as strength, weight, color, and grain.
Tendo Mokko's commitment to wood is to dialogue with wood, loving, training, and creating beautiful and functional pieces.

・Teak Wood
One of the world's three most famous woods, alongside walnut and mahogany.
It is often used in stylish, design-conscious furniture known as vintage,
especially in Nordic-style furniture designed in large numbers from the 1960s to the 1970s.
Teak wood, also known as the jewel of wood,
is a general term for deciduous trees in the Lamiaceae family, and is a luxurious wood that grows mainly in tropical regions of Southeast Asia, such as Myanmar and Indonesia.
Teak wood contains oily wood tar (oil),
making it water-resistant and insect-resistant, which is why it was used on luxury liners like the Queen Elizabeth 2 and the Orient Express.
Today, logging is prohibited in most areas,
making it available only in vintage furniture,
and it is extremely rare, with older wood being considered more valuable.