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A wooden mortar and pestle set with handles. - Material: Wood - Type: Mortar and pestle - Color: Brown - Features: Handles on the sides [Showa Retro Original Item] For Grains, Ittō Masu (Ittō Masu) Storage Box Pot Cover Fixture Original Item Original Item, For Grains, Ittō Masu Old Farming Tool (Measuring Instrument) [Size] Measurement Reference Ittō Masu Inner diameter: 28.4 cm Height: 32 cm It has been stored in a warehouse for a long time, so there are rust stains due to age-related deterioration and scratches from use, but the condition is good for its age. I have cleaned off dust etc. for this listing, but the rust and stains remain as they are. As antique雑貨 (zakka - miscellaneous goods) or interior decor. From an internet search: The tools in the image are an Ittō Masu (ittō masu), which was used to measure the quantity of grains such as rice and wheat, and a Tokakibō (tokakibō / surikiribō) above it. Tool Overview * Ittō Masu: A large wooden tub used to measure "ittō" (approximately 18 liters), a unit of volume. The surface often has an inspection mark (brand) stamped on it to indicate accuracy, which is one of its characteristics that evokes a sense of history. * Tokakibō (Surikiribō): A special stick used to level the grains piled in the masu to accurately measure one ittō. * Current Uses In the past, it was used as a practical measuring instrument by farmers when packing harvested rice into straw bags, but it is now popular as an antique雑貨 (zakka - miscellaneous goods) due to its retro feel. * Interior: As an umbrella stand, or as a vase for displaying dried flowers. * Gardening: As a pot cover (wood barrel) for plants. Thank you for looking.
6 days ago