Tea utensils, tea ceremony tools, natsume, thin bowl, setsubun, large natsume, setsubun lacquer, made by Yoshida Muneto, Uchinashiji with good fortune, Uchinashiji with good fortune

Good fortune is within
[How to throw beans on Setsubun]
February 3rd - Setsubun, the day before the beginning of spring
An event held at the change of seasons as spring arrives.
In the direction of the demon gate, open the window and face outside, then scatter demons twice outside, then immediately close the window.
The evil direction is northeast and southwest.
Then, outside the gate, good fortune is scattered twice, once inside and once outside the gate.
Within the household, "fuku wa uchi" is said once.
But I think it's fine if it's spread freely.
The number of beans eaten represents your age (based on the Japanese age reckoning system)

[Munetoshi Yoshida] Ishikawa Prefecture
Born in 1940 (Showa 15) as the eldest son of Eisaku Yoshida
1961 (Showa 36) Studied under the master of lacquer art, Koho Nakauchi
1978, Yomiuri Shimbun President's Award at the Maki-e Exhibition
1979, Chairman's Award at the Ishikawa Prefectural Traditional Industry Promotion Council, Maki-e Exhibition
1982 Ishikawa Prefecture Governor's Award at the Maki-e Exhibition
Currently, in order to preserve and develop traditional crafts, we are educating and training many students.

Natsume (light tea container) <Named after its shape which resembles the fruit of the natsume plant>

The types are tea caddies (large, medium, small, one-puff), snow caddies (large, small), Owari, white powder, tea kettle, menchuuji, sunkiri, Kinrinji, and tea utensils.
The standards were reorganized into thirteen types during the time of the seventh head of the Urasenke school, Joshinsai.
There are also many other unusual varieties such as flat natsume, roimatsu, rice bowl natsume, and yoteki natsume.

Size: Approx. diameter 7.8 x height 7.8 cm
Author: Muneto Yoshida
Box Wooden box
Note: Each piece is hand-painted, so each one is different.

See various Setsubun tea ceremony utensils here → Please click to view.

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