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LI, Red-fired, With wooden box, Shaanxi Longshan Culture (2500–2000 BCE)

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BAMBOO TEA SCOOP, Carved with landscape design, Modern (19th–20th centuries)

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BAMBOO TEA SCOOP, Carved with landscape design, Modern (19th–20th centuries)

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The tea scoop is a utensil used in the preparation of sencha, designed to transfer tea leaves from the tea caddy to the teapot.
This landscape design appears to have been playfully carved by a literati, reflecting a sense of enjoyment in its creation. It shows signs of extensive use, exhibiting a beautifully worn patina.

6x16.5x2.3cm

Antique Crafts Antique Wooden Objects

Era - Modern: 19th–20th centuries

Usage - Tea Utensils, Tea Scoop