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Authentic Tea Utensils Chosen with Wabi-Sabi Spirit

Beauty that deepens over time. Quietly enjoy encounters with renowned utensils, each with its own story.

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Tsukumogami Nasu

A renowned tea caddy from the Muromachi period. Named "Tsukumogami" for its elegant appearance with delicate hairline patterns on lustrous black skin.

1,280 kbn

Seiji Bakohan

A masterpiece celadon tea bowl from the Southern Song dynasty. The repaired cracks with gold joinery resemble a locust's wings, embodying the aesthetic of wabi-sabi.

850 kbn

"The way of tea is simply to boil water, make tea, and drink it." - Yet understanding the depth of history and beauty in each utensil is also one of the joys of tea ceremony.

— Sen no Rikyu (15th Generation)