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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis stand was utilized as a cutting board in ancient temples.
It bears countless knife marks, exuding a sense of formidable presence. The edges, likely worn from frequent use, are rounded and slender, contributing to its unique character.
In the setting of a tea house, it has been employed as a serving platform for sencha on several occasions.
It harmonizes beautifully not only with tea but also with wildflowers.
w100.5 x d38-32 x h11.5 cm
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