⭕442 Bamboo Tea Scoop "Mei: Kiyohisa" Sato Kado 77 Years Old Tea Ceremony Utensil

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[Size]
Length: 18cm Width: 1cm

[Condition]
Generally good. The lid of the accompanying case is difficult to close tightly.

Most of the items listed are antiques, folk crafts, and tea ceremony utensils from past eras.
Please understand that there may be some minor scuffs, dirt, or stains due to age.

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✴️ Our Listings Include... ✴️

1️⃣ Primarily Japanese antique ceramics and folk crafts. Including Arita ware, Ko-Imari, Kakiemon, Kutani ware, Seto ware, and more.
We also plan to list items from the era such as Senda celadon and Minpei ware, as well as national treasures.

2️⃣ Clean underglaze blue designs. Beautiful and exquisite brocade, colored enamel, and Nishikide styles. Also, subdued red enamel designs.

Vessels include large plates, medium plates, small plates, mamezara (small soy sauce dishes), long plates, sobachoko (soba cups), te-zara (small dishes for salt), namasara (dishes for dressed vegetables), mukōzuke (side dishes), kozachi (small bowls), nozoki (small dipping bowls), futachawan (lidded rice bowls), gohan chawan (rice bowls), kashibachi (sweet bowls), tokkuri (sake flasks), and more.

3️⃣ Lacquerware includes Wajima-nuri and Kaga Maki-e. We will be listing items such as suimono-wan (clear soup bowls), nimono-wan (simmered dish bowls), and meimei-zara (individual dessert plates).

4️⃣ We also plan to list Chinese antiques such as sencha (green tea) ceremony utensils and old underglaze blue designs.

5️⃣ Antique ceramics from the Edo, Meiji, Taisho, and Showa periods.