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【茶器/茶道具 炭道具】 炭斗（炭取り） 利休形 風炉用 国産製品 （炭斗籠・炭取り籠・炭取籠・炭斗籠・炭取り篭・炭取篭）
【茶器/茶道具 炭道具】 炭斗（炭取り） 利休形 風炉用 国産製品 （炭斗籠・炭取り籠・炭取籠・炭斗籠・炭取り篭・炭取篭）
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● Sumitori (charcoal container) is a container used during the sumidemae ceremony, in which the host places charcoal into the hearth or brazier in front of the guests. It is then carried around the room with charcoal inside, along with an incense holder, feather broom, kettle holder, ring, and fire tongs.
It is also written as sumitori and called Ufu.
Most of them are used in the form of baskets or other assembled items that have been lined and lacquered.
There are Chinese and Japanese items.
Karamono charcoal baskets are baskets woven from materials such as wisteria and bamboo, and many of them are extremely intricately woven with variations in each part. Some are made from a mix of wisteria and bamboo, or woven with palm bark.
In addition to baskets, Chinese charcoal containers also include lacquerware, containers filled with blue shells, and golden horses.
Japanese charcoal containers are made from materials such as rattan, bamboo, wisteria vines, and lotus stems, and their weaving style is more chunky than those of Chinese containers.
In addition to baskets, Japanese charcoal containers include gourds, ikkanbari, lacquerware, bentwood, and joinery, and sometimes sakuzubako (paper waste boxes), chayorikkago (tea selection baskets), sangesara (flower scattering plates), mi (winnowing baskets), and horoku (fireplaces).
Types of charcoal containers include the "sairou" (vegetable basket), "fukube sumitori" (gourd charcoal container), "kamioshiki" (sacred tray), "sumidai" (charcoal stand), and "hako sumitori" (box charcoal container).
Rikyu-style charcoal containers include oil bamboo, scale baskets, Daruma dolls, chrysanthemum-mounted, high-rimmed charcoal containers, wooden charcoal stands, gourds, and mulberry box charcoal containers for use in the water room.
Among the items by Sotan are the gourd handle, the Ikkan-hime God Orishiki (large), and the Kuzu bucket.
Common to all schools
Size: Approx. diameter 23.5 x height 12 cm
Material: Domestic product
Box: Paper box
It is also written as sumitori and called Ufu.
Most of them are used in the form of baskets or other assembled items that have been lined and lacquered.
There are Chinese and Japanese items.
Karamono charcoal baskets are baskets woven from materials such as wisteria and bamboo, and many of them are extremely intricately woven with variations in each part. Some are made from a mix of wisteria and bamboo, or woven with palm bark.
In addition to baskets, Chinese charcoal containers also include lacquerware, containers filled with blue shells, and golden horses.
Japanese charcoal containers are made from materials such as rattan, bamboo, wisteria vines, and lotus stems, and their weaving style is more chunky than those of Chinese containers.
In addition to baskets, Japanese charcoal containers include gourds, ikkanbari, lacquerware, bentwood, and joinery, and sometimes sakuzubako (paper waste boxes), chayorikkago (tea selection baskets), sangesara (flower scattering plates), mi (winnowing baskets), and horoku (fireplaces).
Types of charcoal containers include the "sairou" (vegetable basket), "fukube sumitori" (gourd charcoal container), "kamioshiki" (sacred tray), "sumidai" (charcoal stand), and "hako sumitori" (box charcoal container).
Rikyu-style charcoal containers include oil bamboo, scale baskets, Daruma dolls, chrysanthemum-mounted, high-rimmed charcoal containers, wooden charcoal stands, gourds, and mulberry box charcoal containers for use in the water room.
Among the items by Sotan are the gourd handle, the Ikkan-hime God Orishiki (large), and the Kuzu bucket.
Common to all schools
Size: Approx. diameter 23.5 x height 12 cm
Material: Domestic product
Box: Paper box
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