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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis exquisite copper suiban, featuring a roundel of a dragon, originates from the collection of a renowned flower arrangement master. The circular form of the suiban is elegantly supported by delicate legs, while the dragon motif is meticulously rendered on the sides. This piece exudes a remarkable ambiance, making it a splendid choice for floral displays or tea ceremonies.
w15.3 x d15.3 x h4.5 cm
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