Vintage Japanese Medicine Tin Sign Retro Showa Wall Art Plaque 30x15cm
Vintage Japanese Medicine Tin Sign Retro Showa Wall Art Plaque 30x15cm

Vintage Japanese Medicine Tin Sign Retro Showa Wall Art Plaque 30x15cm

$9.99
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SKU: CBU723-351
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Categories: JAPAN
Description

Bring a genuine touch of vintage Japanese street culture into your space with this retro metal advertising plaque.

Inspired by classic mid-century pharmacy and medicine signboards, the design showcases bold kanji typography paired with an authentic distressed, weathered finish.



Product Specifications:

- Size: 30 x 15 cm (approx. 12 x 6 inches), designed specifically for narrow wall columns and vertical spaces.

- Material: Sturdy sheet metal featuring rolled edges to ensure safe handling and installation.

- Printing: Crisp, fade-resistant graphic print complete with realistic simulated aging and patina.

- Quick Setup: Corner mounting holes allow instant hanging using nails, pins, or adhesive pads.



Suitable Environments:

An eye-catching wall accent for ramen bars, Izakaya pubs, tea rooms, kitchens, entryways, or eclectic vintage displays.

Ideal for lovers of retro Asian design and historic typography.

  • Classic Apothecary Theme: Features historic Japanese digestive medicine calligraphy and mid-century street advert styling, creating an authentic nostalgic atmosphere.

  • Slender Vertical Fit: The 30x15cm narrow rectangular design fits neatly on slim pillars, corridor walls, kitchen nooks, and compact gallery layouts.

  • Hard-Wearing Metal Sheet: Stamped from durable tinplate with smoothly folded edges for safe handling, decorated with simulated aged rust and edge distress.

  • Effortless Wall Mounting: Includes pre-drilled corner holes for quick fixing with finish nails, tack pins, hanging twine, or adhesive mounting strips.

  • Eclectic Ambience Enhancer: Brings distinctive character to Japanese ramen shops, Izakaya pubs, dining spaces, home bars, tea corners, and creative studios.