An antique metal mizusashi (water container). The subdued copper-toned surface displays natural blemishes and verdigris that have developed over many years, giving it the deep character only well-used tools possess. The body is adorned with auspicious motifs such as treasure bags and jewels, and a stamp is visible on the bottom, quietly suggesting the presence of the artist or workshop. Not ostentatious, but with a definite weight and dignity. In the tea ceremony, it tightens the space and, along with the presence of water, creates a sense of "ma" (space/atmosphere). It exudes a quiet presence, not only as an antique art object or tea utensil, but also as a vase or objet d'art. Material: Metal • Condition: Aged appearance (including verdigris, scratches, etc. / please enjoy as part of the aesthetic) • Uses: Tea utensil (mizusashi), vase, spatial design ※ The metal mizusashi is not prone to cracking, making it appealing for long-term use.