Sometsuke (Blue and White pottery) Okegawa Mizusashi Container 祥堂 Shodo with Original Box (Tomobako) / Japanese tea-ceremony utensil V752 Domoto Insho 堂本印象 Weight: 270g (one)

Weight: 270g (one)

春木南湖 Haruki Nanko (1759-1839) Japanese antique art kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / Sansui Landscape in Snow with Box A412

Chinese kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / Calligraphy A147

Inside size : 34" W x 10

中原南天棒 Nakahra Nantenbo (1839-1925)A Zen monk of the late Edo and Taisho periods

Sometsuke (Blue and White pottery) Okegawa Mizusashi Container 祥堂 Shodo with Original Box (Tomobako) / Japanese tea-ceremony utensil V752 Domoto Insho 堂本印象 Weight: 270g (one)Description Sometsuke (Blue and White pottery) Okegawa Mizusashi Container Shodo with Original Box (Tomobako) Japanese tea ceremony utensil V752 This water jar is painted in white and blue. It is used to store water for adding water to the tea kettle and for washing tea bowls and tea whisks in the tea ceremony. Okegawa literally means the side of the tub. The name comes from the vertical stripes on the body, which are reminiscent of the side of a tub.