Mitzukaeshi table attributed to Isamu Kenmochi, Tendo Mokko Japan 1969

Discover the elegance of mid-century modern Japanese design with the Mitzukaeshi coffee table, attributed to Isamu Kenmochi for Tendo Mokko in the 1960s. This piece combines traditional craftsmanship with modern innovations, hallmarks of the manufacturer's excellence in bentwood furniture. The Mitzukaeshi table is distinguished by its sculpted curved legs and elegant rim, creating a harmonious flow. The Rio rosewood veneer showcases a rich grain and a beautiful interplay of veins. A rare piece that blends seamlessly into a variety of interior styles, from Scandinavian aesthetics to contemporary or bohemian decor. The Tendo Mokko logo is featured on the underside of the tabletop. Provenance: Hotel in Kanagawa. Publisher: tendo mokko, circa 1969. This piece does not have a label, but is documented in the book: Japanese Design since 1945, Naomi Pollock, Editions de la Martinière, October 2020, p. 11