【F】 Kyogen Hakama Pattern Tea Utensil Mizusashi (Water Jar) with Original Box, Approx. 15 cm Height
Tea Ceremony Utensil Mizusashi
Tea Caddy, Tea Room, Kyo Ware, Kyogen Hakama
This is a utensil used in the tea ceremony called Mizusashi, specifically one decorated with a celadon Kyogen Hakama pattern.
Product Details
Type: Mizusashi (a vessel used in the tea ceremony to store water for replenishing the kettle or rinsing tea bowls).
Pattern: Kyogen Hakama Mon (Kyogen Hakama Pattern). Characterized by a design featuring scattered round crests (mirror crests) resembling the hakama worn by Kyogen actors.
Technique: Techniques such as Unkaku (flying cranes) and Kyogen Hakama, which depict patterns using white or black inlay on celadon, are employed.
Artist/Origin: Many pieces are by artists from Kyo Ware/Kiyomizu Ware, with designs closely resembling those of Yohei Nakamura and Seiwa Hara (Seiwa Kiln).
Mizusashi of this type, with their calm colors and traditional designs, are widely used for practice and tea gatherings throughout the year.
As this item has been stored at home for a long time, there may be scratches or dirt not visible in the photos. Therefore, it is listed under the condition Scratched and Dirty.
This is a personal inspection and storage, so please review the photos and only purchase if you understand that it is a used item and agree to the above points.
Selling due to decluttering.
Please check the images for the product condition.
The item is in my possession.
*Priority will be given to immediate purchasers, even if negotiations or inquiries are ongoing.
*We do not offer holds or dedicated listings.
*Price negotiations are not accepted.
*Please understand that prices are subject to change at any time.
*Shipping may be done via Yu-Yu Mercari or Raku-Raku Mercari.
F4915610
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Tea Caddy, Tea Room, Kyo Ware, Kyogen Hakama
This is a utensil used in the tea ceremony called Mizusashi, specifically one decorated with a celadon Kyogen Hakama pattern.
Product Details
Type: Mizusashi (a vessel used in the tea ceremony to store water for replenishing the kettle or rinsing tea bowls).
Pattern: Kyogen Hakama Mon (Kyogen Hakama Pattern). Characterized by a design featuring scattered round crests (mirror crests) resembling the hakama worn by Kyogen actors.
Technique: Techniques such as Unkaku (flying cranes) and Kyogen Hakama, which depict patterns using white or black inlay on celadon, are employed.
Artist/Origin: Many pieces are by artists from Kyo Ware/Kiyomizu Ware, with designs closely resembling those of Yohei Nakamura and Seiwa Hara (Seiwa Kiln).
Mizusashi of this type, with their calm colors and traditional designs, are widely used for practice and tea gatherings throughout the year.
As this item has been stored at home for a long time, there may be scratches or dirt not visible in the photos. Therefore, it is listed under the condition Scratched and Dirty.
This is a personal inspection and storage, so please review the photos and only purchase if you understand that it is a used item and agree to the above points.
Selling due to decluttering.
Please check the images for the product condition.
The item is in my possession.
*Priority will be given to immediate purchasers, even if negotiations or inquiries are ongoing.
*We do not offer holds or dedicated listings.
*Price negotiations are not accepted.
*Please understand that prices are subject to change at any time.
*Shipping may be done via Yu-Yu Mercari or Raku-Raku Mercari.
F4915610
#yfu #yfu_zakka #yfu_kaden
#SideTown_Items
#SideTown_Kaden
#SideTown_Zakka
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Craft
Condition
Scratches/marks
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