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1487 Thank you for viewing. This is a combination of an Okiro (sunken hearth) with a Rikyugonomi Unryu-gama (cloud dragon kettle) by Masamichi Kikuchi of Kamaya, made of Wakuzuku (Japanese pig iron) and satetsu (iron sand). [Okiro (Sunken Hearth)] Beautiful condition. There are no noticeable scratches, burns, or rust, and it is a relatively clean item. There is some dirt on the copper drop-in plate; please see the images. Size: Width: 42.5cm Height: 16.7cm [Ro-gama (Kettle for a sunken hearth)] Unused. Masamichi Kikuchi (with signature). Unryu-gama (cloud dragon kettle). No rust, scratches, or stains; it is a beautiful item. Wooden original box and cloth included. - The white coating inside the kettle is calcium for protecting the inside of the kettle when new. It can be removed by lightly wiping with water (harmless to the body). Size: Body diameter: 13.6cm Height: 19cm Kama-kuchi (kettle mouth): 13.5cm Sizes are measured by an amateur. There may be slight errors. This is an item that has been stored over time. If you are looking for a perfect, new item, please refrain from purchasing. The colors in the images may appear slightly different from the actual item depending on the lighting and shading. #HoubidoChadougu (Treasure Beauty Hall Tea Utensils) #Hon-kuwa Okiro (Genuine Kuwa (mulberry) Okiro) #Me-kuwa Okiro (Female Kuwa (mulberry) Okiro) #Seiko Sato #Shikunshimon Kurikuchi-gama (Four Gentlemen Pattern Kurikuchi Kettle) #Kurikuchi-gama (Kurikuchi Kettle) #Masamichi Kikuchi #Unryu-gama (Cloud Dragon Kettle) #Nonoda-sei Den'netsuki (Nonoda Electric Heater) #Okiro-yo Den'netsuki (Electric Heater for Okiro) #Chagama (Tea Kettle) #Ro-gama (Kettle for a sunken hearth) #Chadogu (Tea Utensils) #Otemae Dougu (Tea Ceremony Utensils)
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