【懐石道具（会席道具）　盃　干支】　引盃　干支盃　朱杯　本漆塗り　１枚から　前端雅峰工房　6種類より選択　（引杯・引き盃・引き杯・杯・さかずき）

●Hikisakabai are sake cups used in tea ceremonies, so named because each guest draws one at a time.
Stack them one for each person and place them on a sake cup stand.

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Size: Approx. diameter 9.6 x height 2.6 cm
Author: Masamitsu Maeda Studio
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Born in 1936 as the eldest son of woodworker Shunsai Maebata
In 1961, he learned lacquer art from Michihiro Murata, stone ground lacquer from Chokan Nakamura, and Kaga lacquer art from Yoshinari Hoya.
In 1973, he made a tea caddy from old wood from the dismantling and repair of the Daitokuji Kinmokaku, an important cultural property. At the same time, he was given the name "Gaho" by Zuiho-in and Yoshiguchi Keido Roshi.
In 1983, the Mugenan Foundation (designated an important cultural property by Ishikawa Prefecture) was established in Yamanaka Onsen.
In 1989, the Tokyo Art Club's tea ceremony room, Seisei-an, was moved to the Mugen-an Foundation.
In 2004, I was appointed to the lacquerwork department for the teahouse architecture of Kinkakuji Temple's "Josokutei"
Lacquer artist, traditional craftsman, director of Mugenan Museum
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Material: Wood
Box: Wooden box