Tea Ceremony Utensil, Mizusashi (Water Jar), Old Seto Ware, Copy, Tsubo (Pot)

With inscription.
The greatest appeal of the Seto utsushi mizusashi (water jar) lies in the natural scenery created by its amber or black-brown glaze and its simple yet dignified form. The deep colors, reminiscent of age, bring tranquility and sophistication to the tea ceremony, and the more you use it, the more its flavor deepens.
A presence that stands out due to its simplicity
The straightforward form of the single-spout allows the glaze's expression to stand out all the more for its restrained decoration. The surface, with its exquisite blend of black and reddish tones, displays different expressions depending on the season and accompanying items, making it suitable as both a centerpiece and a supporting element in the tea ceremony. Its appearance, evoking wabi-sabi, embodies the spirit of chanoyu (the way of tea).
Combines usability and formality
Its wide opening, making it easy to add and remove water, is also appealing. Furthermore, the Ko-Seto utsushi mizusashi is versatile, suitable for formal tea gatherings as well as everyday use. Its elegant appearance and harmonious balance create a refined atmosphere in the tea room, quietly connecting the hearts of the host and guests.

The box is remarkably aged.

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