Apple-Shaped Tea Container, Named “Mochizuki (Full Moon)”

Apple-Shaped Tea Container, Named “Uji”

Tea Container, Named Konoma

Tea Container with Lugs, Named Ura no Tsuki (Seaside Moon)

Tea Bowl, Named “Zangetsu (Lingering Moon at Dawn)”

Tea Container with Bamboo, Named Imose (Couple)

Tea Container with Lugs, Named Odaimyō

Round Jar-shaped Tea Caddy with Brown Glaze (Named Yoro)

Tea Container with Lugs in Brown Glaze, Named Oshima (Takatori Ware)

Tea Bowl, Named Oborozuki (Hazy Moon)

Shoe-Shaped Tea Bowl, Named Kakutarō

Large Tea Container, Named Raidōjin

Square-Shouldered Tea Container, Named Shōzan (Pine Mountain)

Tea Bowl, Named Suehiro

Gourd-Shaped Tea Caddy, Satsuma Ware／With brown glaze

Tea Container with Black and Brown Glaze (Satsuma Ware)

Tea Bowl, Named “Amadera (Nunnery)”

Tea Bowl, Named “Tago no Tsuki (The Moon of Tago)”

Square-Shouldered Tea Container

Narrow-Waisted Tea Container (Dōshime)

Square-Shouldered Tea Container (Katatsuki)

Flower Vase with Elephant-Shaped Handles, Named “Akizuki (Autumn Moon)”

Cylindrical Tea Bowl, Named Mitsudori (Three Birds)

Tea Bowl, Named Miyamaji (Deep Mountain Path)

Square-Shouldered Tea Caddy, Named Iwane

Tea Container, Named Konoma

Square-Shouldered Tea Container, Named Shōzan (Pine Mountain)

Water Dropper in the shape of Persimmon

Netsuke

Apple-Shaped Tea Container, Named “Uji”

彭祖棗

Yellow jar, White and purpule marbling

Netsuke [man, giant gourd and giant catfish]

瓜瓞硯(白磁瓜形硯)

Toggle (Netsuke) in the Shape of a Pumpkin with a Snake

Agete jar, Green marbling

Sculpture

flaska, vessel, bottle, hyotan

Gourd

Tea caddy

Presentation bag for tea caddy

Chuukoudoki

Roko: D

kärl, flaska, behållare, bottle, vessel

Ovoid jar

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like the Lucky God Hotei

Faceted globular vase

Cinerary Urn in Green Glaze Excavated from Kita Dainichi, Kanshu-ji Temple, Yamashina Ward, Kyoto

Jar, Green Glaze