Fujii Souki Takaoka Kaigi Set japanese plates The chago in this listing

The chago in this listing is intricately carved with a depiction of Hannya

**Care instructions:  If it stays wet for a long time (more than a day)

There’s some minor scuffing/scratches on the frame plus some nicks in the lacquer

and he also exhibited at the Japan Ceramics Exhibition in 1991

Fujii Souki Takaoka Kaigi Set japanese plates The chago in this listing*THIS ITEM WEIGHS 5750 GRAMS WITHOUT PACKAGING, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR SHIPPING DETAILS AND UPGRADES. This listing is for a Takaoka copper kaigu set made around 40 years ago by Fujii Souki. This particular kaigu is a set of matching karakane copper utensils. The set consists of a mizusashi, kensui, shakutate and a futaoki. A mizusashi is used during the tea ceremony to hold fresh water for cleaning tea utensils such as the bamboo