Antique Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin Kettle Teapot Tea Ceremony Nanbu Tekki T122 ikebana-table This hammer is a money

This hammer is a money bank with a hole to insert coins on the front and a covered hole on the bottom to extract money

Some lacquered peeling off

Vintage Japanese Natural Wooden Display Sculpture

This shape of this bowl is called wan-nari

This beautiful piece is shaped like a chrysanthemum and is glazed with a celadon blue-green color

Antique Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin Kettle Teapot Tea Ceremony Nanbu Tekki T122 ikebana-table This hammer is a moneyAntique Japanese Nanbu Tekki Cast Iron Kettle This is an antique Japanese miniature Nambu tekki cast iron kettle, or Tetsubin. It has a textured design on the outside with subtle banding and a simple handle. The handle is movable, and the lid is heavy and has a decorative floral finial ball at the top. Tetsubin began to be used in tea ceremonies in the late Edo period. Efficacy: Boiling water in an iron kettle makes the water milder and tastier, as