Japanese Kyo Porcelain Tea Ceremony Cloth Holder Chakinzutsu Sado Shippo TG209 Navy Kanji on the lid: Rokujimyogo

Kanji on the lid:  Rokujimyogo (It refers to the six characters of "Namuamidabutsu"

this Ise katagami textile stencil displays the image of a flying crane (tsuru) and minogame (legendary turtle)

It sits on a wooden stand

The bottle is mostly white with blue designs and borders

This vintage Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku or makimono) features calligraphy in sosho cursive style

Japanese Kyo Porcelain Tea Ceremony Cloth Holder Chakinzutsu Sado Shippo TG209 Navy Kanji on the lid: RokujimyogoJapanese Tea Ceremony Cloth Holder, Chakinzutsu This vintage Japanese tea cloth holder, called chakinzutsu, is an extra decorative addition to any traditional tea ceremony set. Made of kyo ware porcelain, this cloth holder is mostly a crackled beige glaze with a colorful traditional shippo design. Chakin is typically a white linen gauze cloth that is used to clean the tea bowl after preparing the matcha. Beige, black, red, green, gold Porcelain C1980