Takasago Maki-e Hamaguri Incense Container (Kogo) Tea Ceremony Utensils, Kaiseki, Chabaako, Hounsai, Zabosai, Tantansai, Sokichusai, Jimyosai, Seven Formal Tea Procedures, Mizuya Tools, Tea Bowls, Natsume (Tea Caddy) ‐ Mercari: Shop from Japan

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HK$159.60

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Unused, long-term storage item: a Takasago maki-e clam-shaped incense container. No box is included. The inside features Takasago maki-e. While there are no noticeable stains, cracks, or chips, the item is made of natural materials. Please be aware of minor imperfections and soiling that may be present as part of its character. Although it is a beautiful item, please understand that it has been stored privately. Free shipping via Mercari delivery. #Rikyu #Sotan #Sensou #Gengensai #Ennosai #Tantansai #Houunsai #Zabousai #Seisai #Sokuchusai #Jimyosai #Naonaosai #Omotesenke #Urasenke #Onishi #Eiraku #Chadogu (Tea Utensils) #Daitokuji #KaisekiTools #Kado (Flower Arranging) #FlowerVase #Pottery #Furo (Tea Ceremony Brazier) #Antique #Tetsubin (Iron Kettle) #NambuTekki (Nambu Ironware) #Gold #Kenzan #Makuzu #SakaidaKakiemon #Imaemon #Yuko #NishijinOri (Nishijin Weaving) #Tokusai #Imari #Kutani #Nabeshima #Kyoyaki (Kyoto Ware) #Kyoto #LivingNationalTreasure #Shokokuji #Togei (Ceramics) #KodoGu (Incense Utensils) #Kodo (Incense Ceremony) #Koro (Incense Burner) #Furo (Tea Ceremony Brazier) #Shichijishiki (Seven Rituals) #Chaji (Tea Ceremony) #Yobanashi (Evening Tea Ceremony) #Antique #Shinoryu #Enshu #Fumai #Koicha (Thick Tea) #Usucha (Thin Tea) #HamadaShoji #InoueMani #KobayashiTaigen Rikyu Sotan Sensou Gengensai Ennosai Tantansai Houunsai Zabousai Seisai Sokuchusai Jimyosai Naonaosai Omotesenke Urasenke Onishi Eiraku Chadogu (Tea Utensils) Daitokuji KaisekiTools Kado (Flower Arranging) FlowerVase Pottery Furo (Tea Ceremony Brazier) Antique Tetsubin (Iron Kettle) NambuTekki (Nambu Ironware) Gold Kenzan Makuzu SakaidaKakiemon Imaemon Yuko NishijinOri (Nishijin Weaving) Tokusai Imari Kutani Nabeshima Kyoyaki (Kyoto Ware) Kyoto LivingNationalTreasure Shokokuji Togei (Ceramics) KodoGu (Incense Utensils) Kodo (Incense Ceremony) Koro (Incense Burner) Furo (Tea Ceremony Brazier) Shichijishiki (Seven Rituals) Chaji (Tea Ceremony) Yobanashi (Evening Tea Ceremony) Antique Shinoryu Enshu Fumai Koicha (Thick Tea) Usucha (Thin Tea) HamadaShoji InoueMani KobayashiTaigen

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Takasago Maki-e Hamaguri Incense Container (Kogo) Tea Ceremony Utensils, Kaiseki, Chabaako, Hounsai, Zabosai, Tantansai, Sokichusai, Jimyosai, Seven Formal Tea Procedures, Mizuya Tools, Tea Bowls, Natsume (Tea Caddy)