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A hearth frame (robuchi) for the Japanese tea ceremony, made by the lacquerer Keishin. It is finished in shinnuri (true black lacquer) and decorated with paulownia (kiri) and bamboo (take) maki-e.
Artist / Maker: Keishin (lacquerer)
Subject / Motif: Paulownia (kiri) and bamboo (take)
Technique: Shinnuri (true black lacquer) with maki-e decoration
Dimensions: Approx. 42 cm square x height approx. 6.5 cm
Included: Matching wooden box (tomobako)
Condition: Some minor rubbing, with lacquer cracking lines at the inner corners and small knocks along the edges. No significant or prominent damage. Please refer to the photos for the item's current appearance and condition.
A robuchi is the wooden frame that surrounds the sunken hearth (ro) used in the Japanese tea ceremony during the colder months. Paulownia and bamboo are classic motifs long favored in Japanese decorative arts.
