[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools/shelf] Tama-nuri urushi shelf, copy of Jyokuchuusai's favorite, made by Tahara Issai, assembled, for use with hearth and brazier

●What is a Urokodana? It is a three-pillar shelf with urushi lacquering, the top and middle boards have triangular inset corners, and there are side boards with isosceles triangular openwork on the two opposite sides. A fin board is attached to the pillar below the middle shelf, and the base board is a small shelf with a square shape with a small part of the front cut off to form a pentagon.
This shelf was favored by Sokuchusai Mujin Sosa, the 13th head of the Omotesenke school.
This shelf has a triangular pattern instead of the plum pattern on the Kobun shelf.
*Both the ro and the furo can be used.

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Author: Issai Tahara
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[3rd Generation] Kyoto Yamashina
Joiner of Kyoto
Born in 1940 in Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City
He studied under his father, the second generation master of the art
In 1967, the third generation succeeded the second generation after their death.
1973: Opened a workshop in Yamashina
1975: Won an award at the Joinery Crafts Exhibition
1982: Awarded a prize at the Tea Ceremony Joinery and Art Crafts Exhibition
Joiner Grandfather: Tamejiro/Father: Yaichiro
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