A nicely-shaped Wabi-sabi Chagama Cast iron pot with a rather elaborate lid handle and ring handles attached. Very minimal usage history and well-kept although already broken-in to give a refined taste to any Sado practitioner.

An unusual Wabi-sabi Chagama Cast iron pot estimated to date back from mid Meiji~Taisho period. Well-kept and in great condition.

Measurements: Height x Body Diameter = 19 x 14 cm

Premium Quality Meiji Era Ikebana Bronze Vase

Height x Diameter = 15.7 x 11.5 cm

Excellent Chagama Set with Hakat Dolls depicting a scene of Tea being enjoyed by a Japanese couple on tatami straw mat. Estimated to be dating back from late Meiji to early Taisho period. The main chagama is of Arare style while the furo is made of bronze which comes its original wooden case.

Japanese Sandstone Sculpture of Nyoirin Kannon Bosatsu (Chinatamanichakra Bodhisattva)

Large MEIJI 1900s Japanese Shishi Koro Incense Burner Okimono