【Ancient Japanese Art】Makie Fire Bowl with Grass Pattern

"Fire bowl" is a traditional Japanese house warming tool that uses charcoal fire as energy. The shapes are rectangular, round, hexagonal, etc., and the materials are wood, ceramics, metal, stone, etc. Although it is usually used in winter, due to the popularity of tea ceremony, many fire bowls are used as wind stoves to add a beautiful scenery to the overall tea ceremony. This piece is an ancient art utensil purchased in Japan, with harmonious proportions, delicate and beautiful grass and flower patterns, and a very old object (the 13th year of Taisho in Japan, nearly 100 years ago). It is very simple and atmospheric, and can be used as a decoration in a tea room even when charcoal fire is not used to make tea. Since it is an ancient Japanese art product, there is a slight crack on the surface (as shown in the photo), but it does not affect the use, and those who mind buy it carefully!