[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools] Ladle stand, jars, Akaraku ware or Seiraku ware, made by Sasaki Shoraku (jars, jars, jars, tsubo jars)

● A spoon stand is a display stand that is placed on a long board or stand.
It serves as a place to hold a ladle upright (container) and also as a place to hold the fire tongs.
It seems that the ladle is placed towards you and the tongs are placed on the other side, held between the handle of the ladle.
When there is a ladle stand, the ladle should not be pulled into the lid rest, but should always be inserted straight into the stand.

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Size: Approx. 9.3 x 17.5 cm
Author: Shoraku Sasaki
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[Third generation Sasaki Matsuraku]
My grandfather built it in Kiyomizuzaka, Kyoto.
Born in 1944 in Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture.
In 1963, he studied under his father, the second generation Shoraku.
In 1983, he inherited the third generation of Showraku.
[Kiln name: Kirai Kiln Pottery name: Kyoshitsu] Granted in 1996 by Fukutomi Setsudai Roshi, the 14th head priest of Daitokuji Temple
[Seionken] Received in 1960 from Master Oda Setso, the 11th abbot of Daitokuji Temple
In 1905, he moved from Kyoto to Higashiyama, in front of the gates of Kiyomizu-dera Temple, and opened the tea kiln "Shorakugama".
Now, he has moved his kiln to the mountain village of Kameoka, northwest of Kyoto.
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[Moraku Kiln] Received the name of the kiln "Moraku" from Omotokyo's Onisaburo Deguchi.
Supervised by Sasaki Kyoushitsu and Sasaki Akiraku
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Box: Paper box