＜Product Description＞ This is a fine tea utensil (an antique kama, or tea kettle) that was owned by a tea ceremony master. Edo period, a carefully used tea kettle with a white iron body in a straw bale shape, a small mallet ring, and a turtle-shaped lid knob. The small mallet part has a ring through it. This is a rare item that is rarely seen on the market. Why not take this opportunity to acquire it as a family treasure? This is a piece that was cherished by the previous owner. The condition is such that there are no water leaks or damage, but there are signs of aging such as dullness, rust, and signs of use. The ring is not present. Please check the condition in the images as much as possible. Product Dimensions: Size: Width approx. 22.5cm, Height approx. 23cm, Kettle weight approx. 3.8g Please take a look at the photos for detailed condition and bid only if you are satisfied. ■ About the Images ※ Although the images are taken of the actual item, please note that the color may appear different from the actual item depending on the lighting, shading, and monitor. ※ We try to include images of scratches and stains as much as possible, but because the items are mainly antiques, there may be fine scratches and stains on the product that cannot be seen in the images. Please understand that the item is a used item and bid accordingly.