佐藤浄清 Sato Josei Chagama Tea Kettle Japanese tea ceremony utensil 万代屋釜 Mozuya-gama Rikyu style with Original Box (Tomobako) V658 ukiyoe but I keep it neat

but I keep it neat and clean to welcome guests

calligrapher

9" W / 55cm x 4

8" x 2 / 10

Amazing Ink wash painter with high skillThe mounting is re-mounted by the experts to keep the painting condition better

佐藤浄清 Sato Josei Chagama Tea Kettle Japanese tea ceremony utensil 万代屋釜 Mozuya-gama Rikyu style with Original Box (Tomobako) V658 ukiyoe but I keep it neatDescription Sato Josei Chagama Tea Kettle Japanese tea ceremony utensil Mozuya gama Rikyu style with Original Box (Tomobako) V658 Sato Josei (1916 1990)Holder of intangible cultural properties, 1977 Certified as a traditional craftsman by the government. Mozuya gama is a kettle that has two stripes on the shoulders and hips. Chagama (tea kettle) is a Japanese term referring to the metal pot or kettle used in the Japanese tea ceremony. Kama are made of