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This is an extremely rare item, making it very difficult to obtain in new condition nowadays. It is a rare item that has been stored unused, and it is not often seen on the market in this condition. [Rare Item, Unused, with Original Box] Living National Treasure, Master Iron Kettle Maker, Jōsei Satō, Sakura River Pattern, Tea Ceremony Utensil Thank you for viewing. This is a work by Jōsei Satō (Satō Jōsei), a Living National Treasure and master iron kettle maker, titled "Sakura River Pattern, Flat Wing Kettle." It is a masterpiece that harmonizes traditional techniques and beautiful patterns, and it is a highly valuable item not only as a tea ceremony utensil but also for its artistic value. ■ Condition: Brand new, unused (with original cloth, instruction manual, and original box) ■ Artist: Jōsei Satō (Traditional Craftsman, many selections in the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition) ■ Work Name: Sakura River Pattern, Flat Wing Kettle (Sakuragawa Jimon Hirahagama) ■ Accessories: Original box (paulownia wood box), original cloth, instruction manual ■ Dimensions: Body diameter 24.5 cm x height 12 cm ■ Weight: Approximately 2.25 kg [About the Artist] Mr. Jōsei Satō is a renowned iron kettle maker who was active in Mizusawa City, Iwate Prefecture (present-day Ōshū City), the home of Nambu ironware. While inheriting the tradition of Nambu ironware that has continued since the Edo period, he has produced many excellent works with his unique sensibility and was certified as a National Traditional Craftsman. He has been highly praised in public exhibitions such as the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition and the Japan Metalwork Exhibition, and he has gained the deep trust of many enthusiasts and collectors, including those in the tea ceremony world. Iron kettles with the "Jōsei" mark are known for their sense of weight, the beauty of their delicate patterns, and the softness of the sound of boiling water. ■ Brand new and unused, in good storage condition. It is a highly rare, unused item that is almost impossible to obtain now. Recommended for tea ceremony enthusiasts, tea ceremony lovers, and for collection. Please consider it.
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