【Price Reduced Again】Tea Ceremony Utensil: Shin-gata Hagama, Cast Iron Tea Kettle with Ring Handle - An Elegant Piece Evoking Ashiya Kiln
99.00 USD(tax included)
／178.20 USD (Excluding tax)
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Thank you for viewing. Tea Ceremony Utensil - Shinari Habagama (True Form Feathered Kettle) - Cast Iron Teakettle with Rings, an Elegant Piece Reminiscent of Ashiya Kettles [Price Reduction] - Type: Teakettle - Material: Cast Iron - Size: Diameter approx. 18cm Feather diameter approx. 21cm Height approx. 19cm (including lid knob) - Weight: Approx. 3.3kg Please allow for slight measurement errors. - Accessories: Iron rings, copper lid (Storage box not included.) Product Description This is an elegant teakettle with a refined patina of age. The body is adorned with a picturesque pine tree landscape pattern, and the aged iron surface and form evoke the deep flavor reminiscent of Ashiya kettles. There is rust inside consistent with age, but there are no water leaks. (The description is based on my personal opinion; I am an antique enthusiast, not an expert.) Please refer to the attached photos for details. Would you like to add this to your collection? Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. I would appreciate it if you could also read my profile. [Reference: What is an Ashiya Kettle?] Ashiya kettles are tea ceremony kettles made in Ashiya-tsu Kanaya, Chikuzen Province (near Nakanohama, Ashiya Town, Onga District, Fukuoka Prefecture) from around the Southern and Northern Dynasties period (mid-14th century). The refined Shinari (true form) shape and the elegant patterns on the body were favored by the nobility in Kyoto, making them highly coveted. Although their production ceased around the early Edo period, Ashiya kettles continue to be a centerpiece in modern tea ceremonies and are highly treasured. Out of the 9 tea ceremony kettles designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan, 8 are Ashiya kettles. Characteristics of Ashiya Kettles 1. Mouth: Kurikuchi (the rising part of the mouth is curved). 2. Rings: Generally Kiemen (demon face). The Kiemen shape resembles a dragon's head with a stern expression. Over time, other forms such as lion faces and turtles also appeared. 3. Feather around the body. The feather is the part that hangs over the brazier. 4. Many old Ashiya kettles show damage to the bottom due to long-term use, and some have had their bottoms replaced or their feathers chipped off. 5. The surface is smooth and is called Namazuhada (catfish skin) because it resembles the skin of a catfish. 6. Patterns are depicted on the body. There are various patterns such as landscapes, animals, plants, and geometric designs. Some also have a background pattern of arale (hailstones). Very rarely, works inscribed with the donor, donation year, or maker's name can be found. Click here for the manufacturer's site 
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