Unique-shaped, jade-green lid rest? Fan rest? and round, white lid rest Fan-shaped incense container, fan with frog painting Bamboo tea scoop, 5-piece set Fan stand Kaga Zui-zan, Banko ware, Intangible Cultural Property Lid rest Ryuro Sugimura, Daiyaki Incense container Stamped. Tea scoop Slightly damaged. Fan with case A frog is drawn on it. Kaga Zui-zan Born in Kuwana City in 1896 (Meiji 29) Learned from his uncle Torajiro and aspired to pottery. Opened his own kiln in 1917 (Taisho 6). Aiming to revive Kuwana Banko. Selected as a craft technology preservation qualification holder in 1942 (Showa 17). Designated as Kuwana City's Intangible Cultural Property in 1979 (Showa 54). Died in 1982 (Showa 57) at the age of 86. About Daiyaki Originally, the clay was grayish, but from the fourth generation, Ryuro Sugimura, it began to be produced using hot spring water. The characteristic is the use of "to-seiji glaze," a glaze made from rice bran from Hanamaki. Although it is a new, unused item, Please consider that it has been stored at home. Please check the images before purchasing. Size Zui-zan: Diameter 10cm Inner diameter 8.5cm Height 3.8cm Daiyaki: Diameter 6cm Height 5.8cm Tea scoop: Length approx. 18.5cm (Bamboo material) Incense container: 7 x 5.5cm Height 2.8cm Fan: See image 20 Color: Green, White Type: Tea utensils Material: Pottery/Porcelain Taste: Japanese style Tea, Japanese style, lessons, Arita, Fukagawa Kutani, Okura, Hagi ware, Hasami ware Banko ware, antiques, retro Antique, vintage Tea ceremony utensils, Omotesenke, Urasenke Mushakoji Senke, matcha tea bowl, lid rest Tea scoop, mizusashi (water container) Color: Green Type: Tea utensils