[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools/shelves] Genuine lacquer-coated thread-wrap shelf, a copy of Rokujosai's favorite, made by Totsuka Tomiyoshi, assembled, comes with protective sheet

●What is an Itomaki shelf? It is a double shelf with four pillars made of Ikkan blue lacquer and red nails, and each side of the middle board is carved into a bow shape to create a small shelf in the shape of a spool of thread.
This shelf was favored by Rokurokusai Zuiou Sosa, the 11th head of the Omotesenke school.
It is also called a double shelf for thread winding.
The base is removable so that the water jar can be carried around.
Rokurosai's favorites include an Ikkan-bari blue lacquer nail and red thread-spool shelf with no base board, one made of paulownia wood without hazel, and one made of cedar wood with a base board.
The 12th head of the Omotesenke school, Seisai Keiou Sosa, favors this tea ceremony tea made from cedar wood.
In addition to those made of paulownia wood without a base, Seisai-ko also offers those made of mulberry wood, cedar wood with thread, and Hida lacquer.

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Size: Approx. 33.6 x 53 cm
Author: Totsuka Tomiyoshi
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Born in 1941 in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture
In 1959, he was certified as a traditional craftsman and studied under Isamu Oon.
1961: Learned the joinery base process
1963: Learned the joinery finishing process
1964: Learned the wax coloring process
In 1965, he became independent and opened his own studio, where he is currently continuing his studies.
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Box: Paper box