Teppachi Morikago Small Bamboo Bowl NEW - July/August 2019

Teppachi Morikago Small Bamboo Bowl NEW - July/August 2019Teppachi literally 'iron bowl' was named for the resemblance of the bowls used by Buddhist monks when they receive alms of food or money. The Teppachi morikago bowl was first designed by the late national treasure artist Ikuno Shousai. This 'Six Flowers' pattern woven for the base of the bowl is one of the most common weaving patterns for the bamboo crafts, it is created by combining the two layers of this pattern to provide strength to hold items for

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Carefully handcrafted by HARRYS

and exquisitely crafted

Sold in a box of 12 candles

Measurements (Approximately): [A] 2

when felt needed

Handcrafted with sterling silver and and coated with gold K24GP

adding a subtle warmth and luxury to the design

[Size #0] 8

Traditional Japanese "Nambu-tetsu" cast iron candle holder designed for use with traditional Japanese candles (wa-rousoku)

Tsunehisa focuses on throwing and shaping the pottery

Designed for more than just cheese