Used haioshi (ash press) and sujibo (ash stick), with tatou (protective paper envelope). The haioshi is made of shakudo (red copper) and has some scratches, but there are no major damages such as deformation or deep scratches. The sujibo is likely made of brass, but this is not certain. It has discoloration typical of metal. The tatou has some stains. Both items have no major damage, but please understand that they are used items. Free shipping, scheduled to be sent via Mercari delivery. #Rikyu #Sotan #Sensou #Gengensai #Ennosai #Tantansai #Houunsai #Zabosai #Seisai #Sokuchusai #Jimyosai #Naonaosai #Omotesenke #Urasenke #Onishi #Eiraku #Chadogu (tea utensils) #Daitokuji #Kaiseki tools #Kado (flower arrangement) #Vase #Pottery #Furo (tea ceremony brazier) #Antique #Tetsubin (iron kettle) #Nambu Tekki (Nambu ironware) #Gold #Kenzan #Makuzu #Sakaida Kakiemon #Imaemon #Tomoko #Nishijin-ori (Nishijin textile) #Tokusai #Imari #Kutani #Nabeshima #Kyo-yaki (Kyoto ware) #Kyoto #Living National Treasure #Shokokuji #Ceramics #Kodo (incense utensils) #Kodo (way of incense) #Koro (incense burner) #Furo (tea ceremony brazier) #Shichijishiki (seven formal tea ceremony procedures) #Chaji (tea ceremony) #Yodori (evening tea ceremony) #Antique #Shinoryu (Shino school) #Enshu #Fumai #Koicha (thick tea) #Usucha (thin tea) #Hamada Shoji #Inoue Manji #Kobayashi Taigen Rikyu Sotan Sensou Gengensai Ennosai Tantansai Houunsai Zabosai Seisai Sokuchusai Jimyosai Naonaosai Omotesenke Urasenke Onishi Eiraku Chadogu Daitokuji Kaiseki tools Kado Vase Pottery Furo Antique Tetsubin Nambu Tekki Gold Kenzan Makuzu Sakaida Kakiemon Imaemon Tomoko Nishijin-ori Tokusai Imari Kutani Nabeshima Kyo-yaki Kyoto Living National Treasure Shokokuji Ceramics Kodo Kodo Koro Furo Shichijishiki Chaji Yodori Antique Shinoryu Enshu Fumai Koicha Usucha Hamada Shoji Inoue Manji Kobayashi Taigen