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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis wooden tea tray, adorned with a lotus-and-frog design, has been well-loved and shows signs of age and use.
It is a piece that I have personally utilized numerous times during tea ceremonies.
The front features intricately carved frogs and poetic inscriptions,
while the back subtly displays the frog's silhouette.
In fine Japanese sencha utensils, such hidden details often showcase exquisite craftsmanship, making them a delight to discover.
This tray is also conveniently sized for daily use in hospitality.
w13 x d45 x h2.3 cm
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