Karaki Peach Seed Kogo #1 sake cups Yagi Kaiho (b

Yagi Kaiho (b

with many smaller faces on the sides of the tin

*THIS ITEM WEIGHS 3475 GRAMS WITHOUT PACKAGING

and in 1992 he became an associate professor of chado in the Urasenke tradition

It first appeared during the Gusuku period (1100s-1400s) and was influenced by utilitarian wares from China

Karaki Peach Seed Kogo #1 sake cups Yagi Kaiho (b*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a wooden urushi lacquerware kogo made around 20 years ago. It is made of karaki wood and carved to resemble a peach seed, and finished with clear lacquer. Wooden kogo are intended for use during summer and for woodchip incense, however its nice round shape makes it perfect for holding kneaded incense as well. It comes