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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThe tea scoop, known as a chagō, is a utensil used in the preparation of sencha, designed to transfer tea leaves from the tea caddy to the teapot.
This piece exhibits a warm amber hue, indicative of extensive use. It is intricately carved with a plum-and-mountain design, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship down to the finest details.
The final photograph features this tea scoop alongside other tea utensils for your reference.
w20 x d5 x h3 cm
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