Vintage Japanese Oribe-ware Sokogawara Tile Tea Ceremony Furo 11" Kanban It measure 2 3/4" wide
Description
It measure 2 3/4" wide by 1 3/8" tall by 1/2" thick (7 x 3
This is a 120 year old antique Japanese suzuribako from the late Meiji Era c
mountings show age and repair
This is a vintage Japanese hand painted scroll on paper
this chest was made in the mid Meiji era (c
Vintage Japanese Oribe-ware Sokogawara Tile Tea Ceremony Furo 11" Kanban It measure 2 3/4" wideThis is a vintage Japanese Sokogawara () used in traditional tea ceremony. This is glazed in a rare turquoise Oribe ware style with chrysanthemums. A sokogawara is a flat ceramic tile traditionally placed under a kama (iron kettle) in a Japanese tea ceremony, particularly in the ro (sunken hearth) setting. Its main purpose is to protect the hearth floor from intense heat and to provide a stable base for the kettle. Made from heat resistant clay, it
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