Tea utensils, Shokoro (food containers), two sets, "Akirekirekiro Dodo" and "Moon and Rabbit," Omotesenke style, Kashi-ki (sweets containers) These belonged to my mother, who was a teacher of the Omotesenke school, and were kept in our home tea room. They are two sets of ceramic Shokoro. "Akirekirekiro Dodo" has "dew" on the front of the lid and "hall" on the back. "Moon and Rabbit" has a rabbit on the front of the lid and the moon on the back. I'm not certain about the "Moon" one, but my mother used it for tea practice around the time of moon viewing, though I apologize if I'm mistaken. Both are in excellent condition, having been used only once for tea practice. The "Moon" one has a ⚪︎ mark, but it was there originally. Comes with paper boxes. Size: Dew: Diameter: 21cm Height: 13cm Moon: Diameter: 21cm Height: 11cm