Suga Shoen II Tea Ceremony Bell yukata kinchaku It is wheel-thrown and decorated

It is wheel-thrown and decorated with a traditional Urasenke 'tsubo-tsubo' pattern

minor firing cracks on bottom

The stamp of the kiln can be found on the bottom and it comes with a paper storage box

Also hira chawan are usually beautifully decorated on the interior as this part is readily seen by the tea drinker

Sorry but no box for this set

Suga Shoen II Tea Ceremony Bell yukata kinchaku It is wheel-thrown and decorated*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a tea ceremony bell made around 50 60 years ago by Takaoka master craftsman, Suga Shoen II. It is made of copper and was cast from a wax mould. The handle is moulded to resemble a crane and the bell makes a pleasant sound when used. It comes with its original signed wooden storage box, as well as a stamped turmeric