Final Price Reduction: Tea Ceremony Utensil, Made by Suiran Nakamura Kiln, Light Blue Kouchi Shakutate
Tea Ceremony Utensil: Nakamura Suiran Kiln - Light Blue Kōchi Shaku-tate
Finished in a vibrant light blue using Kōchi ware techniques.
The area near the mouth of the bottle features openwork of cloisonné patterns with gold accents.
The cloisonné pattern, with its overlapping circles, is an auspicious and lucky motif symbolizing harmony and connections.
This is a stored item from my grandmother, who was a tea ceremony instructor for many years.
The shaku-tate is in good condition with no noticeable dirt, scratches, or chips, but please understand that it is a long-term stored item and we kindly ask for your purchase if you like it.
Finished in a vibrant light blue using Kōchi ware techniques.
The area near the mouth of the bottle features openwork of cloisonné patterns with gold accents.
The cloisonné pattern, with its overlapping circles, is an auspicious and lucky motif symbolizing harmony and connections.
This is a stored item from my grandmother, who was a tea ceremony instructor for many years.
The shaku-tate is in good condition with no noticeable dirt, scratches, or chips, but please understand that it is a long-term stored item and we kindly ask for your purchase if you like it.
Category
Craft
Condition
Almost new
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Hokkaido
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