Vintage Japanese Sauce Tin Sign 30x15cm Metal Wall Plaque
Vintage Japanese Sauce Tin Sign 30x15cm Metal Wall Plaque

Vintage Japanese Sauce Tin Sign 30x15cm Metal Wall Plaque

$9.99
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SKU: COL717-159
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Categories: JAPAN
Description

Add a touch of Tokyo nostalgia to your walls with this vintage Japanese-style metal plaque.

Inspired by mid-century Showa-era street advertisements, this 30x15 cm tinplate sign features bold retro typography, a distressed weathered finish, and classic graphics reminiscent of historic Japanese diners and provisions shops.

Key Details:

- Material: Durable sheet metal with vivid, fade-resistant printed graphics

- Dimensions: 30 cm x 15 cm (approx. 12 x 6 inches)

- Profile: Slim vertical banner design ideal for narrow wall sections, pillars, and door surrounds

- Installation: Pre-punched corner holes ensure fast mounting via pins, string, or adhesive mounts

Whether you are styling a themed home bar, modern kitchen, ramen corner, gaming room, or garage, this metal plaque delivers instant character without dominating the entire wall space.

  • Authentic Showa Era Graphic: Showcases a distressed vintage Japanese condiment signboard aesthetic with bold typography and classic star emblem, bringing an authentic retro Tokyo street vibe into your space.

  • Compact Slimline Format: Measuring 30x15 cm, this elongated metal plaque is ideal for narrow pillars, kitchen splashback areas, hallway galleries, home bars, or Japanese izakaya-themed dining nooks.

  • Sturdy Tinplate Construction: Crafted from lightweight yet resilient sheet metal with weather-resistant inks, resistant to warping and fading whether displayed indoors or sheltered outdoor spots..

  • Effortless Mounting: Comes pre-drilled with four corner mounting holes for quick, damage-free hanging using small tacks, cable ties, magnetic strips, or double-sided adhesive pads.

  • Distinctive Decor Accent: A unique conversation piece tailored for collectors of Asian vintage pop culture, JDM garage setups, ramen bars, retro diners, and eclectic gallery walls.