[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools/shelves] Paulownia round table, replica of Rikyu's favorite, one piece of paulownia wood, Kimura Yuusai Kobo and Otase Kobo, assembled, for hearth and brazier

●What is a round paulownia table?...It was Rikyu's favorite, and is made of paulownia wood, with two pillars attached to the inside of the top and base boards, and three low legs on the underside of the base board.
A round table is a small shelf with two pillars and a round top and bottom.
A type of shelf that uses the decorative shelf "taku" introduced from China as a shelf.
*Can be used with both a hearth and a brazier.

There are two types of round tables: those in Rikyu's style and those in Sotan's style.
The round table that Sotan liked is made of black ikkan-bari single-grain wood, with two pillars attached to the outside of the top and base boards, a thick base board, and no legs.
Other examples include the cypress base lacquer favored by Sotakusai of the Omotesenke school, the pine wood lacquer favored by Seisai, and the blue lacquer and red nail polish.
The book "Sado Sentei" states, "A round table made of paulownia wood and pine wood. The paulownia is in the Rikyu style, the tamari is in the Takusai Konomi style, and the wood is pine."

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Size: Approx. top diameter 33.5 x bottom diameter 36.8 x height 44cm
Artist: Kimura Yuusai Studio and Matasei Studio
It will be delivered by either author.
Material: Made of paulownia wood board
Box: Paper box