Shuzendo Year of the Snake Tea Ceremony Bell ox teapot It began in the mid-1800s

It began in the mid-1800s after good quality clay was found in the local area

This listing is for a large wood-fired Hagi-ware tumbler made by noted potter

This type of pottery has been in production for over 1000 years

He has held eighteen solo exhibitions nationwide

and a small patch of wear

Shuzendo Year of the Snake Tea Ceremony Bell ox teapot It began in the mid-1800s*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Nambu tekki tea ceremony bell made by Shuzendo. During tea ceremony, a bell can be used to signal the start of the ceremony or as a decorative item during the New Year. The bell in this listing is made of iron and the handle is moulded to resemble a snake. This piece was made to commemorate the Year of the Snake in