【Items】 Tea Utensils Kensui (Waste Water Bowl) Karakane (Bronze) Karagane (Chinese Bronze) Karakane Traditional Japanese Culture Efugo-gata (Efugo Shape) Antique Chakoboshi (Tea Waste Bowl) Koboshi (Waste Bowl) Mizukoboshi (Water Waste Bowl) Antique The kensui in the tea ceremony is a container for discarding the hot water or water used to rinse the tea bowl, and is also called mizukoboshi or koboshi. Among the tea utensils, it is considered a supporting role along with the futaoki (lid rest), but it is one of the tea utensils where those who understand can find a "connoisseur's" enjoyment. The maintenance method for kensui differs depending on the material. For kensui made of karagane, after washing with water and rinsing with hot water, wipe with a soft cloth and dry in the shade. 【Size】 Mouth Diameter: Approximately 11.5cm Body Diameter: Approximately 13.5cm Height: Approximately 7.2cm *Please note that there may be slight errors as this is amateur measurement. 【Condition】 There are no noticeable stains or scratches, but there may be some minor scratches due to use. Please check the images. 【Packaging】 There is no dedicated box. It will be carefully packed with air cushioning material and shipped in a cardboard box via "Rakuraku Mercari Delivery". 【About Purchasing the Item】 We inspect the items with the utmost care, but as it is amateur inspection, there may be oversight of stains, scratches, etc. Please understand this point before considering purchasing. We cannot accept returns due to the customer's circumstances after purchase, so please check the photos carefully and if you have any concerns, please comment before purchasing. Please note that the color may differ between the photo and the actual item due to lighting.