SMALL Nambu Tekki Tetsubin with Trivet ogata kenzan it can be easily removed

it can be easily removed after a short soak in warm water

The pattern is nishiki brocade with Tang dynasty hosoge flower patterns derived from a mirror dating back to the Tenypo Period

Kiln operations employ skilled craftsmen and women for casting

Lions and lion dogs were first paired during the Heian Period

It is made of wood and the grain of the wood is clearly visible through the lacquer

SMALL Nambu Tekki Tetsubin with Trivet ogata kenzan it can be easily removed*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a SMALL Nambu tekki tetsubin with trivet made around 20 years ago. It has a built in strainer and the surface is decorated with many raised dots. This traditional type of pattern is known as arare, or hailstone pattern. The interior is protected by enamel coating, and it has a capacity of 250ml. The mark of the maker can