R671 Kensui (Water Waste Bowl) by Nakagawa Jōeki, inscribed by Nimyōsai, "Kiku-bori (Chrysanthemum Carving) Molded Kensui," with a shared box, tea ceremony utensil. ‐ Mercari: Shop from Japan

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HK$3,932.51

(JP¥73,000)

+HK$328.83 Shipping fee

+HK$16.17 Agent service fee

Height: Approximately 8.5cm Width: Approximately 14cm *Please note that there may be some errors due to amateur measurements. There are some stains due to aging. It can still be used sufficiently. Thank you very much. #SenchaTools #Omotesenke #Urasenke #TeaCeremonyTools #Daitokuji #KaisekiTools #Ikebana #Vase #Pottery #FlowerVase #Antique #IronKettle #Nambu #Ceramics #IncenseTools #Kodo #Shichijishiki #FlowerArrangementVessel #CharcoalTools #AshTools #SakeVessels #Rikyu #Era #Stationery #Tobacco #SmokingAccessories #TeaCettle #Silver #Ornament #HangingScroll #Tin #Copper #Iron #SmokedSilver #Wooden #Bamboo #China #Lacquer #Lacquerware #ConfectioneryContainer

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R671 Kensui (Water Waste Bowl) by Nakagawa Jōeki, inscribed by Nimyōsai, "Kiku-bori (Chrysanthemum Carving) Molded Kensui," with a shared box, tea ceremony utensil.