Iron Kettle with Gold & Silver Inlay, Tomobako
This hoboshu-shaped iron kettle was crafted by Seikindo and is accompanied by its original tomobako. The rounded body features a finely textured hammered surface, complemented by a silver swing handle and a copper lid, creating a refined balance of materials characteristic of high-quality Meiji-period ironware.The body is decorated with gold and silver inlaid carp swimming through flowing water, accented with scattered gold leaves. The elegant composition symbolizes prosperity, perseverance, and good fortune. Combining iron, silver, and gold with exceptional inlay craftsmanship, this kettle represents the refined artistry and functional beauty of traditional Japanese sencha utensils. Height: 20.5cm Length: 18cm Wide: 15.5cm Capacity: 1200ml
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Good condition , showing minor soiling accumulated over time, typical of its age[See images for details]
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This hoboshu-shaped iron kettle was crafted by Seikindo and is accompanied by its original tomobako. The rounded body features a finely textured hammered surface, complemented by a silver swing handle and a copper lid, creating a refined balance of materials characteristic of high-quality Meiji-period ironware.The body is decorated with gold and silver inlaid carp swimming through flowing water, accented with scattered gold leaves. The elegant composition symbolizes prosperity, perseverance, and good fortune. Combining iron, silver, and gold with exceptional inlay craftsmanship, this kettle represents the refined artistry and functional beauty of traditional Japanese sencha utensils. Height: 20.5cm Length: 18cm Wide: 15.5cm Capacity: 1200ml
Condition
Good condition , showing minor soiling accumulated over time, typical of its age[See images for details]
Buyer's Premium
24.8% up to
¥1,000,000.00
24.8% up to
¥5,000,000.00
24.8% above
¥5,000,000.00