Call customer service

1-888-676-2660

M-F, 6AM-6PM PST

Live Chat

Live Chat

Tea scoop "Mushin" with inscription by Bokudo Sato of Daitoku-ji Temple, by Munetoku Kagebayashi, with original tube and box, tea ceremony tools, tea ware, bamboo craft

US Size:

★Price Reduced!

Thank you for looking.
This item was used in a tea ceremony class. How about for your own practice?

●Size:
Length 18.3cm
*Please note that there may be slight errors due to amateur measurement.

●Condition:
This is an old item that has been stored for a long time. Please understand that there is some signs of use and age-related deterioration.

No major scratches or stains were found. Please refer to the photos for details.

The box and cushioning material have age-related damage, scratches, scuffs, and stains (see photo 10).

●Purchase:
Priority will be given to the person who presses the purchase button, even if there are ongoing comments or price negotiations.

●Shipping:
Shipping within 2-3 days (weekdays)
*Please understand that we generally do not ship on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.

●Other:
All transactions will be conducted in accordance with Mercari's terms and conditions.
*We do not support reserved or held items.

We appreciate your understanding that this is a used item. (^-^)

#Tea Ceremony Utensils #Antique Tools #Antique Art #Antiques #Tea Ceremony #Tea Ceremony Class #Tea Ware #Tea Ceremony #Showa Retro #Retro #Vintage #Old Japanese House #Japanese Room #Japanese Style #Omotesenke #Urasenke #Matcha #Tea Room #Tea Gathering
Category
Craft
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Hokkaido

Customers Also Viewed

Was this page helpful?
Men's SKECHERS Go Run Consistent 3 Hands-Free Slip-Ins | 6pm
Men's SKECHERS Go Run Consistent 3 Hands-Free Slip-Ins | 6pm
PAIR
SKECHERS Go Run Consistent 3 Hands-Free Slip-Ins
$72.00$80.00