Bamboo Hanging Hanaire (Wall Flower Vase) With Zen Calligraphy Mushanokoji 武者小路 a practice traditionally accepted in

a practice traditionally accepted in the world of Japanese tea utensils as part of their continued life and use

crafted in Ishikawa

㈱金銀泊工さくだ（石川県）

originally created by the wife of the 14th Urasenke Grand Master

compared to common sugars

Bamboo Hanging Hanaire (Wall Flower Vase) With Zen Calligraphy Mushanokoji 武者小路 a practice traditionally accepted inThis bamboo hanging hanaire (wall flower vase) is accompanied by an original hakogaki (box inscription) written by Fujii Kaid, former abbot of Daitoku ji, one of Kyotos most significant Zen temples. Hanging flower vases are traditionally used in the tokonoma, allowing a single seasonal flower to be displayed lightly and freely, emphasizing vertical space and quiet movement. Bamboo, with its natural warmth and simplicity, is especially favored for this