Tea Utensil Set by Kawachi Mitsuaki

This refined tea utensil set by Kawachi Mitsuaki comprises a silver kyusu [side-handled teapot], water jar [mizusashi], waste-water container [kensui], five tea saucers, and a tea scoop stand, all executed in a unified hammered finish. The restrained decoration emphasizes the natural beauty of the silver surface, while the finely chased horizontal bands lend the ensemble a quiet elegance.The kyusu is fitted with an ivory-colored handle and a silver finial, balancing practicality with refined aesthetics. The accompanying vessels and saucers share the same meticulous craftsmanship, creating a harmonious set intended for the appreciation of sencha tea culture. The hammered texture enriches the play of light across the surface, highlighting the warmth and depth characteristic of hand-worked silver.Kawachi Mitsuaki is recognized as a Japanese metal artist specializing in silverware and tea utensils. His works are appreciated for their precise metalworking techniques, restrained design, and faithful continuation of the Japanese tradition of handcrafted silver tea wares. This complete set exemplifies his refined workmanship and the understated elegance valued in Japanese tea utensils. Dimensions vary Weight: 1142g

Condition
Good condition , showing minor soiling accumulated over time, typical of its age[See images for details]

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