AGED WOODEN TEAPOT STAND, Taisho–Showa Period (1912–1989 CE)
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> Inquire about this or a similar itemAged wooden teapot stand dating from the Taisho to Showa periods. A shallow, tray-like wooden base for supporting small teapots or tea jars.
A low rim encircles a thinly turned circular disk. The wood reveals gentle growth rings, and within the pale grain is a dry, time-worn character.
With a bright, dry wood grain that might be called “deadwood” and an unadorned, simple construction, it has a restrained character. Though not an ornate stand, it creates a well-proportioned space between vessel and support—whether used with red clay or white porcelain—and quietly harmonizes the tea tableau.
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