[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, nails for tea rooms] Kamahiru nails (hiru nails) Nail holder (for large rooms, 8 tatami mats and up) 6 minutes, made by Tetsusho

Nails in the tea room
●This is a nail for hanging the kettle from the ceiling with a chain.
●In the Sen school, the tip of the plane is pointed toward the lower seat (parallel to the direction in which the host moves to the tea ceremony seat).
●For a hanging kettle, a chain is lowered to the center of the furnace to hang the kettle. Therefore, this chain must be attached to the leech nail plane and lowered to the center of the furnace.
It is important to align the position where the chain on the tip of the plane is attached with the center of the hearth, rather than aligning the core with the center of the leech nail itself.
(See image)

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● Copy of Nakagawa Jyoeki
Size: Total length 130mm (insertion 78mm and up)
Author: Tetsuo Kurokawa
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Born in Takaoka in 1961
Currently studying the production of tea utensils and flower vases, such as water pitchers, fire tongs, and nails for tea rooms.
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Other Kamahiru nails are here