Vintage Japanese Cast Iron Sake Pouring Kettle Chōshi Maki-e the difference is immediate: the

the difference is immediate: the board feels alive

invoking imperial power and protective strength

Having been well loved for nearly 70 years

Elephant handles and a front and back which appears to depict Chinese intellectual scholars from Tang Dynasty China around a broken jar with liquid flowing out of it on the front and a smiling teacher and a pine tree on the back

The water from this tetsubin pours clear and will continue to do so as long as the pot is properly cared for

Vintage Japanese Cast Iron Sake Pouring Kettle Chōshi Maki-e the difference is immediate: theThis Japanese cast iron chshi is a traditional sake pouring kettle featuring a rounded body, upright swing handle, and a long rectangular pouring spout designed for controlled serving. Originally used to warm and serve sake, its elegant form reflects the refined simplicity of Japanese dining and tea traditions. The kettle displays an attractive aged patina with wear consistent with age and use. The interior shows surface oxidation typical of antique