First, please take a look at the profile. This is a kama (tea kettle) used during the current furo (portable brazier) season. The artist is Yohei Yoshiba, a kama master. It's a rather unusual shihou-gama (square kama). As you can see from the condition of the kama's surface, the quality of the iron is also good, making you feel that it is a first-class artist's work. The shape is also rare, so I think not many people own one. Looking at the condition, the inside of the kama still has rust prevention, and there is no noticeable severe rust. Also, the bottom of the kama does not show severe deterioration from use, and I think it can be used sufficiently. The dimensions are approximately 22.8 cm in width including the handles, approximately 19.2 cm in length, approximately 23.5 cm in height including the knob when the lid is closed, and approximately 20 cm in height for the kama body only. The accessories are the original box and cloth. The main body is in a beautiful condition without any noticeable scratches or stains, and there is no problem in using it for regular tea practice, monthly tea gatherings, training sessions, or large tea ceremonies where the Omoto (Grand Master) comes.