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[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, fishing kettle tool set] Urasenke fishing kettle chain set (fishing string, large kettle hook, kettle chain) by Kimura Seigoro (standard thick chain)
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[Omotesenke] April Tsurikama Tea Ceremony Utensils
Usually only the handle is made of brass.
The kettle ring is made from the kettle accessory.
Since the ring is already attached to the kettle, it does not need to be attached to the charcoal bucket.
Hold the fishing handle with your right hand and the kettle hook with your left hand and hook it from the front.
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[Urasenke] March Tsurikama Tea Ceremony Utensils
Usually, the handle, the ring and the chain are made of iron.
The chain length should be about 240-300cm, taking into consideration the height of the ceiling.
April's Tool: Wood Kettle
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[Kankyuan]
Usually, the handle and the water hook are made of brass.
The kettle chain is made of iron, about 240-300cm, please consider the ceiling height.
[First Generation Kimura Seigoro]
Born in Sanjo City, Niigata Prefecture in 1918 (Taisho 7)
Graduated from Sanjo Prefectural School of Commerce and Industry in 1934
1946 (Showa 21) After being demobilized, he learned how to make metalwork products.
1954 (Showa 29) Created tea ceremony and flower arrangement utensils
1967: Received the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency Commissioner's Award for his water jar.
In the field of Nanryo products, he took on the name Seiun.
[Second generation Kimura Seigoro]
Born in Sanjo City in 1949 (Showa 24).
In 1973 (Showa 48), he learned metalwork from the first Seigoro.
1974 (Showa 49) Awarded the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency Excellence Award
In 1992, he took on the name of Kimura Seigoro II.
2009 (Heisei 21) Completed "Warikan" by combining traditional techniques with new methods
In the field of Nanryo products, he took on the name Seiun.