Japanese Porcelain Tea Whisk Shaper Chasen Kuse Naoshi Sado Utensil Blue TG200 beige except for one bracket

except for one bracket

This is a Japanese vintage lacquered Shunkei-Nuri wooden large bowl with a lid

The bottle has a picture of a lake and kanji characters written on it ( 太平山 Taiheizan

Words on the back of the board: Person's name

Japanese Porcelain Tea Whisk Shaper Chasen Kuse Naoshi Sado Utensil Blue TG200 beige except for one bracketJapanese Tea Whisk Shaper, Kuse Naoshi This vintage Japanese tea ceremony whisk shaper, called chasen kuse naoshi, is an extra addition to any traditional tea ceremony set. Made of porcelain with a celadon blue glaze, it has gently sloping sides and an open top. It is used to keep the shape of chasen tea ceremony whisks. After using and rinsing, the tea whisk is placed upside down onto the kuse naoshi. Blue Porcelain C1980 Item weight: 80 grams Packed