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The gold writing on the lid of the wooden box says ‘kotobuki’
The kiln’s purpose was to produce teaware under the instruction of tea master Kobori Enshu
The history of Kamachi-ware can be traced back to 1604 when Hikosaburo Masachika
but few craftspeople produce them these days
In 1983 his work was selected for the Kansai Special Exhibition at the Kyoto City Traditional Industry Festival
Kamakura-bori Incense Box long vintage tray The gold writing on the*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Kamakura bori incense box made around 20 years ago. The box includes a shallow copper tray for ash and a small compartment for holding joss sticks. The lid is carved with a flower motif and the interior is lacquered black. This item is compact and has had little use, the only part that has obvious wear is the copper
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