Vintage Japanese Chabako Tea Ceremony Traval Kiri Wood Box w/ Laddle 12" Kashigata Marked on the back "Made
Description
Marked on the back "Made in China"
This plate measures 7" in diameter by 1 1/4" tall (17
All hand painted with a Crane of Happiness motif
This was published by Akiyama Buemon
This is a pair of Japanese wooden clog sandals called geta
Vintage Japanese Chabako Tea Ceremony Traval Kiri Wood Box w/ Laddle 12" Kashigata Marked on the back "MadeThis is a Japanese specialty box used to store tea ceremony utensils. It has space for a Chawan, Mizusashi, Kinsui, chasen, natsume and a drawer for the Chatham, fukusa and chain as well as a spot for the ladle in the front. Just add warm water and you have all the parts for a tea ceramony. This chabako is constructed all of Kiri wood (Paulownia) in the tradition of old Japanese craftsmanship. This box has a front panel that fits snugly to safely hold
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