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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThe experience of kindling charcoal in a hibachi, suspending a kettle, and patiently awaiting the gentle sound of the pine breeze is an integral part of the tea ceremony's enjoyment.
This piece is a rustic stone-carved millstone, adorned with a handle reminiscent of the Joseon Dynasty, exuding a simple yet elegant presence. It is complemented by a white clay cooling stove, repurposed as a hibachi.
Please refer to the accompanying photograph featuring the kettle in use.
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