Shell Inlay Sakura Tea Canister ORIGIN_Edo Kimekomi Ningyo As suggested by its name

As suggested by its name nanpu

which has a reasonably firm texture and is easy to make a knot in

square-sided form and two-tone finish bring a warm

This Japanese bowl features a delicate painting of a bird perching on the Sakura branch

and ko-kutani techniques

Shell Inlay Sakura Tea Canister ORIGIN_Edo Kimekomi Ningyo As suggested by its nameThis tea canister, created by Yatsuyanagi, is made of cherry bark work from Akita Prefecture and decorated with a cherry blossom motif using shell inlays. The glossy brown cherry bark has a moist texture and a beautiful shine. The inside is also made of cherry bark, a traditional and advanced technique. The bark of the wild cherry tree has moisture regulating and antibacterial properties that help keep the tea leaves fresh and tasty. The cherry trees