Japanese Ceramic Kensui Wastewater Bowl Vtg Tea Ceremony Basin Shrimp Green Y9 flower pot dating back to the Tumulus

dating back to the Tumulus period

This single panel kashigata mold is carved with the design of a bamboo shoot

This Japanese vintage lacquered flower vase or kabin has an elegant rounded shape

This bottle is in gray color and has black Japanese characters on the front

Daikichi-gama (kiln name)

Japanese Ceramic Kensui Wastewater Bowl Vtg Tea Ceremony Basin Shrimp Green Y9 flower pot dating back to the TumulusVtg Japanese Wastewater Receptacle for Tea Ceremony This is a vintage Japanese wastewater basin bowl, or kensui, used during tea ceremony. Excess water cannot be dumped back into the fresh water container, so instead, it is put in a decorative bowl that typically matches the aesthetic of the rest of the tea set. This particular piece features a beautifully detailed image of a shrimp prawn, likely Ise ebi. It has a muted green glaze with a red floral