Hon-Kabazaiku Cherry Bark Tea Caddy - Teapot - Wood

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A Hon-Kabazaiku cherry bark tea caddy from Japan, a two-piece double-walled Kabazaiku wooden vessel with a lacquered finish, dating from 1990–2000 and measuring 12 cm high by 8 cm wide, in good condition with signs of aging.

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This is a traditional Japanese *Kabazaiku* (cherry bark craft) tea caddy featuring a classic double-walled, two-piece structure. It showcases the unique, natural texture of cherry bark and a warm, rustic lacquer finish. Exquisitely crafted, it serves as a quintessential vessel for the Japanese tea ceremony. Actual photos show the item from multiple angles; it bears signs of age and use, making it ideal for tea ceremony display or as a collector's piece.

This is a traditional Japanese *Kabazaiku* (cherry bark craft) tea caddy featuring a classic double-walled, two-piece structure. It showcases the unique, natural texture of cherry bark and a warm, rustic lacquer finish. Exquisitely crafted, it serves as a quintessential vessel for the Japanese tea ceremony. Actual photos show the item from multiple angles; it bears signs of age and use, making it ideal for tea ceremony display or as a collector's piece.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Wood
Manufacturer/brand
Hon-Kabazaiku Cherry Bark Tea Caddy
Country of origin
Japan
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
12 cm
Width
8 cm
Estimated period
1990-2000
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Objects sold
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