Good value for the price. The item works as expected and there have been no issues during use. Everything seems to function properly.
Tea Ceremony Ladle - Tea Ceremony Utensils, Kaiseki, Tea Box, Hounsai, Zabo-sai, Tantansai, Sokuchusai, Tea Bowl, Incense Container, Natsume, Mizusashi, Tea Scoop
Product Details
This is a used tea ladle with a Ippuku pattern.
The box is not included.
This ladle is smaller than a standard one and is ideal for scooping the right amount of hot water when preparing tea in the Mizuya (tea preparation room) during a tea ceremony.
There are no cracks or chips, but there are some minor stains and some discoloration due to age.
As it is made of natural material, please understand that minor scratches and stains are part of its character.
We ask for your understanding that this is a used item.
Free shipping is planned via Mercari delivery service.
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#Sotan
#Sensho
#Genkensai
#Ennosai
#Tantansai
#Hounsai
#Zabosai
#Seisai
#Sokuchusai
#Jimyosai
#Naonaosai
#Omotesenke
#Urasenke
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#Daitokuji
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#Vase
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#Tokusai
#Imari
#Kutani
#Nabeshima
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#Pottery
#IncenseUtensils
#Kodo
#IncenseBurner
#Brazier
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#TeaCeremony
#Yonotsuki
#Antique
#Shinoryu
#Enshu
#Fumai
#Koicha (thick tea)
#Usucha (thin tea)
#Shoji Hamada
#Manji Inoue
#Taigen Kobayashi
Rikyu, Sotan, Sensho, Genkensai, Ennosai, Tantansai,
Hounsai, Zabosai, Seisai, Sokuchusai, Jimyosai, Naonaosai, Omotesenke, Urasenke, Onishi, Eiraku, TeaUtensils,
Daitokuji, KaisekiUtensils, FlowerArrangement, Vase, Pottery, Brazier, Antique, IronKettle, NambuIronware, Gold, Kenzan, Makuzu,
SakaidaKakiemon, Imaemon, Yuko, NishijinOri,
Tokusai, Imari, Kutani, Nabeshima, KyoYaki, Kyoto,
LivingNationalTreasure, Shokoku-ji, Pottery, IncenseUtensils, Kodo, IncenseBurner, Brazier, Shichijishiki, TeaCeremony, Yonotsuki, Antique,
Shinoryu, Enshu, Fumai, Koicha (thick tea), Usucha (thin tea), Shoji Hamada, Manji Inoue, Taigen Kobayashi
Daily Cleaning: Use a soft brush or damp cloth to gently wipe away dirt. Avoid harsh chemicals. For mesh areas, use diluted mild detergent and a soft brush.
Drying: Air dry in a cool, shaded place after cleaning. Avoid direct sunlight or high heat, which can cause fading and glue deterioration.
Storage: Stuff with paper to maintain shape when not in use. Store in a dry, ventilated area to prevent mold. Rotate between multiple pairs to extend lifespan.
Usage Notes: Designed for basketball. Not recommended for hiking, long-distance running, or other specialized sports where different performance features are required.






