Tea Ceremony Utensil - Tea Scoop - Daitokuji Hōrinji - Fukumoto Sekiō - Inscription "Nodoka" - Sōtoku Lower Shaving
Thank you for looking.
This is a tea ceremony utensil, a chashaku (tea scoop) from Daitoku-ji Hōrin-ji, by Fukumoto Sekiō, with the inscription Nodoka (peaceful/calm), crafted by Sōtoku.
The inscription Nodoka expresses a scene of gentleness, quietness, and the slow passage of time. In the tea ceremony, stillness, space, and peace of mind are valued over flashiness, so I believe this word is a perfect fit.
Please judge the condition based on the posted photos and other information.
- Chashaku: Approximately 18.5 cm in length.
This is a tea ceremony utensil, a chashaku (tea scoop) from Daitoku-ji Hōrin-ji, by Fukumoto Sekiō, with the inscription Nodoka (peaceful/calm), crafted by Sōtoku.
The inscription Nodoka expresses a scene of gentleness, quietness, and the slow passage of time. In the tea ceremony, stillness, space, and peace of mind are valued over flashiness, so I believe this word is a perfect fit.
Please judge the condition based on the posted photos and other information.
- Chashaku: Approximately 18.5 cm in length.
Category
Craft
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Hiroshima
Customers Also Viewed
Was this page helpful?
marty.unleash.wiring disabled
