The Tea-Kettle Raccoon: Painting Executed Upside Down

The Tanuki who Turned into a Kettle

Tea Kettle

Tea-ceremony Kettle, Known as Daikoudou

Tea Kettle with Horses

Tea Kettle (Shinnari Gama) with Pines on the Shore

Tea Kettle (Shinnari Gama) with Pines

Tea Kettle, Named Daikōdō (The Grand Preaching Hall)

Tea kettle in the "prominent shoulder" style with pine-forest motif

分福茶釜

Priest and Teakettle

Tea kettle in the shape of nock of an arrow

The Lucky Teakettle

分福茶釜吊

Tea Kettle with a Hailstone Texture and the Inscription Onjōji Temple

Tea kettle with the patterns based on flowers of the four seasons

Tea kettle in the "sunken mouth" style with bamboo-shaped ring handles

Tea Kettle (Shinnari Gama) with Five Horses and Distant Mountains

分福茶釜 2巻 上

Ema: Verwunschener Teekessel 分福茶釜

Tea Kettle (Shinnari Gama) with Crows, Named “Nure Garasu (Crows with Wet Feathers)”

<i>Shinnari</i>-type tea kettle with embossed shoulders, depicting five horses

Tea Bowl with Bracken Design (Painting: FUKUDA Heihachiro)

<i>Shinnari</i>-type iron tea kettle depicting maple leaves, a stream, and chickens

Lu Yu (Rikû) Making Tea in the Mountains