Tea Ceremony Water Poure MIZUTSUGI (Used) Lacquerware

Mizutsugi (Water Pourer) – Traditional Tea Ceremony Utensil

Suggestion for use: It is good to fill it with clean water and use it to add water to your kettle for your teatime.

The mizutsugi (水次), also known as a water pourer, is a traditional utensil used in Japanese tea ceremony. It is designed specifically for replenishing water in the mizusashi (fresh water container) or kama (iron kettle) during the ceremony.

Features:

• Essential tool for replenishing water in the tea room

• Used to gracefully add water to the mizusashi or kettle during tea preparation

• Often crafted from ceramic, metal, or lacquerware to match the aesthetics of the tea ceremony.

• This particular item is made of lacquerware, with a wooden body that beautifully reveals the natural wood grain beneath the lacquer finish.
  
  

• Also referred to as "mizusashi pitcher" or "water pourer" in English

A beautifully crafted mizutsugi not only serves a functional purpose but also enhances the overall harmony and elegance of the tea ceremony.

Capacity: Approx. 1350ml. It should fill only 70% of water when using it.
Size: 13.5cm(H)  23cm(W)
Status: Used - Condition: There are minor scratches, but they are not very noticeable.
Weight: Approx: 290g
Box: No box - We wrap safely in the carton box.