Japanese Tea Ceremony Natsume Fishing Nets Drying in Gold Makie w/Box 4” Haori Subsequently
Description
Subsequently
This chawan measures 4
Height = 32"
Markings = calligraphy on bottom including date made or first owner - Meiji Year 13
The player with the most pairs at the end wins
Japanese Tea Ceremony Natsume Fishing Nets Drying in Gold Makie w/Box 4” Haori SubsequentlyThis is a vintage Japanese chu natsume or tea caddy used in the chanoyu tea ceremony. It holds the powdered green tea called matcha. A quality natsume such as this is made of turn wood, typically hinoki or Japanese cypress. The wood is lacquered in the traditional Japanese method with over 20 coats of urushi lacquer. This particular lacquer is beige and decorated with fishing nets drying out on sticks, (as fishermen once did on beaches after a days
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