[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Natsume (thin tea utensils)] Large tea utensil, Shibafune, gold blue sea, shell, gold rim, inner pear pattern (inner pear pattern), made by Nakamura Munetada

Size: Approx. diameter 7.4 x height 7.5 cm
Material: Wood
Artist: Nakamura Munetada
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Kaga Makie
His grandfather was the traditional craftsman Koichi Kawakita, and his father was the Living National Treasure Ryozo Kawakita, and together they studied and created natsume tea caddies.
My father also makes tea utensils.
Nakamura Soyo studied under his father and also studied under his teacher, Toyoshima Bunshu, who had trained the Nitten artist Ikeda Kiichi, for over 20 years.
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Box: Wooden box
[Shibafune]
The haiku seasonal word for Shibabune is spring, but in the tea ceremony it is also used as an inscription on tea scoops in the cherry blossom season or autumn when the leaves change color, to represent the scene of people picking cut brush and crossing a river.