• Vintage Hexagonal Brass Trinket Box
  • Vintage Hexagonal Brass Trinket Box
  • Vintage Hexagonal Brass Trinket Box

Vintage Hexagonal Brass Trinket Box

$150.00

This vintage hexagonal brass box was sourced by our founder from the prefecture of Nagano, Japan, located in the ChΕ«bu region of Honshu, Japan's largest island.Β 

Carrying the charm of a well-loved, utilitarian piece with subtle decorative appeal, the lightweight, aged brass box features pierced cutout patterns on each panel, creating a soft interplay of light and shadow, while the lid is topped with a small turned finial and textured dot detailing.

Inside, the natural patina tells the story of its age and useβ€”likely as a small storage box for incense, coins, or tiny keepsakes. Its geometric form and hand-worked detailing reflect the understated yet practical beauty found in traditional Japanese flea market finds.

Era: Likely mid-20th century.

Please note all vintage pieces show signs of visible wear. These items are non-refundable.

Due to the high volume of orders expected with this drop, all parcels will ship from March 20th. Domestic tracking will update as soon as your parcel is collected by Australia Post - and should arrive within 5-7 days (regular post) or 3-5 days (express post) from pick up. International orders may take up to 7 days once picked up. Tracking will be sent accordingly.

Duties & Taxes
For international orders outside of Aus, US, NZ, please keep in mind that the RRP does not include potential taxes and duties charges which may be applied by customs authorities upon delivery into your country. Change of mind and refunds due to duties is not possible in this instance.

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