Japanese Vintage Wooden Lacquer Brazier Hibachi Hiire WO453 Imari Ware small portable icons kept by

small portable icons kept by samurai inside their helmets during battles as personal protective deities

This tea bowl is an object of both aesthetic and historical value

and signs of wear due to age

The support bar for the folding legs is slightly stiff

He was the son and apprentice of Tsuda Nobuo (also known as Daiju) and succeeded the Tsuda family lineage in bronze craftsmanship

Japanese Vintage Wooden Lacquer Brazier Hibachi Hiire WO453 Imari Ware small portable icons kept byJapanese Vintage Wooden Lacquer Brazier Hibachi Hiire WO453 Condition: Used. Scratches and stains are present due to age. Please refer to Image 21 for the scratches (highlighted with a blue circle). A close up view is available in Image 7. Description: This is a Japanese vintage wooden brazier (Hibachi), traditionally used for heating and sometimes for tea preparation. Crafted from lacquered wood, it reflects the refined taste and practical design