Mizusashi, Japanese Water Pot, In Wajima Lacquer - Japan
Artist: Inachu
Mizusashi, a water pitcher for the tea ceremony, made of lacquered Inachu wood from Wajima. The body is crafted to resemble bark, lending a natural feel to a piece that actually requires considerable work and skill. The lid, interior, and base are finished in a solid black lacquer. Japan, circa 1970, 18.5 x 15 x 13 cm. With its original box signed by the artist. The mizusashi is a cold water container, an essential item in tea ceremonies. It holds fresh water to cool the water in the cast iron kettle, bringing it to the appropriate temperature for the tea powder.
490 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Lacquer
Width: 13
Height: 18,5
Depth: 15
Reference (ID): 1728280
Availability: In stock
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