Black Bamboo Chasen and Chashaku Set Jikiro ink residue

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It also comes with a stamped yellow wrapping cloth for when the bowl is not in use

9cm (5”) x 8

It was Kinjo’s depictions of carved fish and shrimp though that brought Tsubo-ware into the spotlight

It began in the 1700s during the Anei period when Hisano Hanemon from Hakoda town built a multi-chambered climbing kiln with a Shigaraki potter named Chouemon

Black Bamboo Chasen and Chashaku Set Jikiro ink residue*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a black bamboo chasen and chashaku set. The chasen is tulip shaped and split from one piece of bamboo into 80 small prongs. The 80 tine type are very popular and provide a good amount of foam and a nice frothy texture. The set also includes a matching black bamboo chashaku. Size Chasen: L. 11cm (4. 3) Chashaku: L. 18cm