象彦 Zohiko Hibachi, Brazier Japanese traditional heating device tea ceremony utensils Sahari (Copper Alloy) with wooden Box V707 Tray this is an Obi that

this is an Obi that will never be made again

Artist: 松崎春川 Matsuzaki Shunsen

葛飾北斎 Katsushika Hokusai Japanese antique art kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / Raccoon dog walking in a mountain with Box W550

Hontakeyacho is a distinguishing feature that has gold thread weaved in it one by one with hand

象彦 Zohiko Hibachi, Brazier Japanese traditional heating device tea ceremony utensils Sahari (Copper Alloy) with wooden Box V707 Tray this is an Obi thatDescription Zohiko Japanese Hibachi, Brazier Sahari (Copper Alloy) with wooden Box V707 ZohikoTraditional Kyoto lacquerware manufacturer since the Edo period Hibachi Brazier that uses ash and charcoal. HibachiThe hibachi is a traditional Japanese heating device. It is designed to hold burning charcoal. Hibachi was used for heating, not for cooking. It is too weak to warm a whole room. Sometimes, people placed a tetsubin (iron kettle) over the hibachi