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A bag-shaped copper waste-water bowl (kensui) for the tea ceremony, made by Gyokusendo (玉川堂) of Tsubame, Niigata. It is formed as tsuiki copperware by hammering a single copper sheet into shape.
Technique: Tsuiki copperware, formed by hammering a single copper sheet into shape
Material: Copper
Included: Bamboo basket, otoshi (inner liner), and original wooden box
Condition: Stored long-term at home in its original box. There are signs of use, but no dents. Please refer to the photos for the item's current appearance and condition.
Gyokusendo's tsuiki copperware is a technique designated as an intangible cultural property.
