Small jar used as tea caddy, named "Mizai"

Small jar used as tea caddy

Freer and Sackler

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Basin, used as tea ceremony water jar

Freer and Sackler

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Incense burner, used as tea caddy

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Incense burner used as tea caddy

Freer and Sackler

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Tea caddy, in jar shape, used as bottle for candy pellets

Freer and Sackler

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Tea caddy with matching lid, named "Ochiho"

Freer and Sackler

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Mino or Seto ware ewer, used as tea caddy

Freer and Sackler

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Tea caddy named "Tamamizu"

Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Minneapolis Institute of Art API

Kyoto ware rice container also used as tea-ceremony water jar

Freer and Sackler

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Tea caddy, named Karaneko (Chinese cat)

Freer and Sackler

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Shodai ware rice bowl, used as tea bowl

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Tea-leaf storage jar, named Chigusa

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Arita ware oval bowl in Kakiemon style, used as tea ceremony water jar

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Tea scoop named Ogasa, with inscribed container

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Small Tea Jar and Cover

Brooklyn Museum

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Small tea jar for commercial use

Freer and Sackler

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Tea caddy, named Yariume (Plum Branch), Takatori ware

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Three-sided tea caddy, katatsuki type, named "Tsuri Okina"

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(Small, White Silk Pouch for Tea Caddy)

Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Minneapolis Institute of Art API

(Small, Tan Silk Pouch for Tea Caddy)

Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Minneapolis Institute of Art API

Vase, with lacquer lid for use as tea ceremony water jar

Freer and Sackler

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Tea bowl, named "Uzumibi" (Buried Ember), unknown Raku ware workshop

Freer and Sackler

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Tea-Jar With Double Covers "Chatsubo"

NMNH - Anthropology Dept.

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Tea-Jar With Two Covers "Chatsubo"

NMNH - Anthropology Dept.

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