Tea Ceremony Utensils, Hibachi, Charcoal, Ash, Spoon, Ironware, Crafts

This is a tool used for making a fire with charcoal in a tea room during a tea ceremony.

There are no noticeable scratches or stains, and it is in beautiful condition, but due to its age, it is listed as having minor scratches.
Made of iron.
The handle is made of wood, and the box has a sticker indicating it is made of mulberry wood.
The finish is handcrafted.
It appears to be the work of a tea ceremony craftsman.
This item is from the 1980s.

Spoon width: 6 cm
Total length: 22 cm

The paper box is deteriorated due to age.
Please let us know if you do not need it.

Thank you.