Tea utensils, tea ceremony tools, water jar, glass, flat water jar, polka dots, made by Mizusaki Choju

[How to use a flat water jar]
If it is difficult to lean it to the side when you open the lid, hold the center front with your thumbs up and lean it against the other side, or lean it against the side with the front facing the customer.
In other words, if it is difficult to lean the lid next to the water jar, lean it against the other side of the jar or against a built-in wall.
If the lid has a knob, you cannot display a ladle or lid rest, so you should use a bamboo lid rest.
Even if you place it on a long board, you cannot put a lid rest on it, so just like with carrying it, it's a different story if you are putting in multiple decorations, but I don't think it will be a big deal.

[Mizusaki Choju (real name Akio)]
Born in October 1942 (Showa 17)
Graduated from Aoyama Gakuin University, Faculty of Economics
Through his family business of making glass products, he is devoting himself to creating tools that meet the standards of tea ceremony utensils.

size	Approx. diameter 22.6 x height 14cm (excluding lid)
author	Made by Choju Mizusaki
box	Paper Box

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