Tea Ceremony Water Container
A mizusashi is an important vessel used to replenish water in the kama (kettle) during a tea ceremony, or to hold water for rinsing the tea bowl and whisk.
In modern times, in addition to its role as a mizusashi, it can also be used to arrange flowers, and since it has a lid, it can be utilized as a storage container.
This item is from the Showa 30s (1955-1964) and was owned by a family member.
While I believe there are no chips or scratches, there is some dirt on the inside.
Size: Approximately 13.5 cm in diameter, 15.5 cm in height
Accessories: None
In modern times, in addition to its role as a mizusashi, it can also be used to arrange flowers, and since it has a lid, it can be utilized as a storage container.
This item is from the Showa 30s (1955-1964) and was owned by a family member.
While I believe there are no chips or scratches, there is some dirt on the inside.
Size: Approximately 13.5 cm in diameter, 15.5 cm in height
Accessories: None
Category
Craft
Condition
Some scratches/marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Tokyo
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