Tobe-yaki, made by Hakusui Yamada, is a fan-shaped kogo (incense container). 【Size】 Length (width): Approximately 7.7 cm Width (height): Approximately 4.4 cm Height (thickness): Approximately 2.6 cm (Please allow for some errors due to amateur measurements) Accessories include a matching box, a cloth, and a bookmark. Please understand that this item has been stored at home. Tea ceremony Tea utensils Hakusui Yamada Fan-shaped Matcha Sencha Fine ceramic art 【Tobe-yaki】 This is a work of Hakusui Gama in Tobe-cho, Iyo-gun, Ehime Prefecture, and it is a fan-shaped piece made of soft celadon. Tobe-yaki, fired in the basin of the Tobe River, which flows into the Dogo Plain, has a history dating back to Yayoi-style earthenware. The origin is Keicho 2 (1597), starting with the introduction of technology by Korean potters brought back during Hideyoshi's invasion of Korea, and has inherited a tradition of 400 years.